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A member asked:
I often find myself staring at the clock at 3 am, sedated but still not able to fall asleep. what is my problem?
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More info needed: Answering this question requires a detailed sleep history. I would start with a primary care doctor, but consider seeing a doctor who specializes in sleep.
Answered 5/14/2015
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