Honestly I don't generally have a problem with quality of sleep - the issue is falling asleep and, sometimes, staying asleep. Daridorexant eliminates both those issues. And of course, not being sleep deprived makes my brain work somewhat better.
I'm getting on really well with the daridorexant. Strongly recommend to anyone with sleep issues who can get it prescribed.
And FWIW, my experience is that it *does* work as a rescue, I don't need to take it every night.
I appreciate that that’s what the marketing says, but I’ve yet to see a scientific/pharmacological/pharmacokinetic reason explaining why it would work like that.
I tried 25 mg daridorexant again a couple of nights ago and it had zero effect. Zero. So I’m inclined to think that the “effect” the first time was just one of those periods of high sleepiness that I sometimes get.
I may try the 50 mg dose at some point.
Well, either it worked really well, or I’m in a phase where I was going to sleep really well anyway. (The latter is very plausible as I slept 17 hours on Monday before my mum woke me up.)
It didn’t have any bad effects for me anyway. I do have some of the side effects listed as common in the...
Dr Bansal wrote in his letter “I am certain this will be ideal for Sarah”. There’s a little bitch part of me that wants this to *not* work out, because I have gottten so fed up of his “certainty” over the years.
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