Question 1

will taking lortab make me feel sleepy or groggy all the time?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Most narcotics tend to make you feel groggy. Lortab contains hydrocodone, which is a narcotic.

Question 2

does lortab make you sleepy?

Accepted Answer

It can: If you are not used to taking opioid medications, then it can certainly make you feel drowsy or sedated.  If it is making you feel too sedated, be careful because you may be on too high of a dose. Check with your physician regarding this issue and be cautious with use.  I hope this answer helps and best of luck!

Question 3

just wondering if i have mono, im just tired, sleepy, groggy all the time in life. ?

Accepted Answer

Wouldn't think so: Half the population gets mono in childhood where it is usually mild &amp; often ignored as a simple virus. The second common group is young adults where it is often a 3 week illness. If you are groggy all the time at 40, you likely have sleep apnea or other medical issue that can be defined/treated if you seek an evaluation. A sleep study would be a good investment if other issues are negative.

Question 4

i sleep 9 or 10 hours every night and feel fine, not sleepy. how come each time i have tried waking up after 8/8.5 hours i feel very groggy the whole day. my sleep cycle app says i get around 100% quality and wakes me up when i am in light sleep..

Accepted Answer

Circadian rhythms: Our bodies have a rhythm that they follow daily. It is determined by the light of the sun and the dark of night acting on our pineal gland and by our routines. If you are accustomed to sleeping 9-10 hours at specific times, it is a big process to change that. Try adjusting by 15 minutes every couple of weeks until your desired sleep time is achieved. it cannot be changed drastically in one day.

Question 5

will norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen) make me high or sleepy?

Accepted Answer

Feeling high: Medications affect people differently. So it could do nothing, or it could make you sleepy or high. Much of this is dose dependent and also related to whether you have used such medications in the past.

Question 6

they prescribed me norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen). will norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen) make me high or sleepy?

Accepted Answer

Possibly.: Both are potential side effects of Norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen).  You shouldn't drive or operate heavy machinery while taking the drug.  If you notice bothersome side effects contact your doctor.

Question 7

my pain medication is making me sleepy and groggy, but i have to work. what else can i take?

Accepted Answer

NSAIDS: Non-steroidals are a good choice. Over the counter or prescription lie Celebrex or mobic (meloxicam).

Question 8

my sympts : last few days feel over sleepy  day-night, tired, groggy. just want to sleep.  eating ok. anemia?  this is only symptoms i have. thanks.

Accepted Answer

Unlikely anemia: given your age and gender, assuming you are otherwise healthy. There are several reasons for being sleepy, the most common isn't getting enough good sleep to start with, sleep apnea can be a cause if you are overweight / obese, thyroid problems can be another. You may want to see your doctor for assessment, good luck

Question 9

off zoloft/on paxil (paroxetine) this week. feel awful: can't concentrate, vry anxious, sleepy, groggy depressed. is this bad or will it go away? worried re weight

Accepted Answer

Should remit soon: You are experiencing some minor side effects from the new medication that are not "bad". Typically, the side effects remit; but if you are unable to tend to your daily routine, you may want to try a new antidepressant. I recommend discussing this with your prescribing physician.

Question 10

prescribed singulair & xyzal (levocetirizine) 4ongoing allergy related symptoms. i know can cause drowsiness, been taking at night but still groggy during the day?

Accepted Answer

Xyzal (levocetirizine) can b: sedating for 24 hrs.Singulair is not.U could try to reduce the Xyzal (levocetirizine) dose in half and slowly work up ur dose,or,change to Zyrtec or Allegra to c if they r as sedating.Another approach for nasal allergies is to stop the antihistamine drug and use a steroid nose spray daily.There r other approaches as well.The best therapy for allergies is avoidance. Do you know what your offenders r?Get tested.

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Just wondering if i have mono, im just tired, sleepy, groggy all the time in life. ?

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I sleep 9 or 10 hours every night and feel fine, not sleepy. how come each time i have tried waking up after 8/8.5 hours i feel very groggy the whole day. my sleep cycle app says i get around 100% quality and wakes me up when i am in light sleep..

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Will norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen) make me high or sleepy?

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They prescribed me norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen). will norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen) make me high or sleepy?

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My pain medication is making me sleepy and groggy, but i have to work. what else can i take?

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My sympts : last few days feel over sleepy day-night, tired, groggy. just want to sleep. eating ok. anemia? this is only symptoms i have. thanks.

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Off zoloft/on paxil (paroxetine) this week. feel awful: can't concentrate, vry anxious, sleepy, groggy depressed. is this bad or will it go away? worried re weight

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Prescribed singulair & xyzal (levocetirizine) 4ongoing allergy related symptoms. i know can cause drowsiness, been taking at night but still groggy during the day?

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