Yes, as long as it is doctor prescribed and you work toghther patiently to find the righ dose. I have been on it for 4 years for narcolepsy
Xyrem is a prescription drug that is used to treat narcolepsy. Narcolepsy is a condition that causes people to fall asleep frequently throughout the day.
I had the same question! I just called my pharmacy and they said under NO circumstances to take Xyrem and Hydrocodone (Vicodin) together. Both Xyrem and Vicodin are CNS (central nervous system) Depressants and taking both together could result in respiratory arrest and death.
Xyrem (sodium oxybate) is primarily prescribed for narcolepsy and is not approved for treating obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). While some studies suggest that it may have effects on mood and anxiety, its use for OCD is not well-established or widely recommended. If you're considering treatment options for OCD, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for appropriate medications and therapies that are specifically indicated for that condition.
Narcolepsy robs you of your energy. A study released at the annual conference for narcolepsy stated that a person without narcolepsy would have to stay awake for 32 hours straight to experience the same sensation of that of a person with narcolepsy who was awake for just 1 hour.
Excessive Daytime Sleepiness (EDS) or Narcolepsy
well my doctor prescibed me anti depressents. i was sposed to be able to get xyrem for it to though.
I think it depends on severity of your condition. I have narcolepsy and the 150mg do not last throughout the day, but if I take the 250mg around 5:30am before work, I'm good for the day and have no side effects whatsoever. If my doctor hadn't had narcolepsy himself, he maynot havediagnosed my narcolepsy right away.
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No, narcolepsy is a dyssomnia. It involves the timing, quantity, or quality of sleep.
Narcolepsy - song - was created on 1997-04-08.
40% of patients with narcolepsy have or have had another mental disorder. 18% of patients with narcolepsy are 10 years old or younger. It is estimated that 0.02-0.16% of the general population suffer from narcolepsy. Men and women are equally affected.
If you mean early as in WWII then there were none.