Depends: Generally the lowest dose to provide the desired effect.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Safest is none: I am concerned when sleep apnea and sleeping meds are used in the same sentence. You don't mention if your apnea is being treated. Do you routinely use a cpap? Why the insomnia? Things to consider include caffeine intake, regular exercise, bedroom darkness, temperature . Consult with the sleep specialist who diagnosed your apnea for advise with the insomnia. They know the severity of your apne.
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Trazodone: Long term studies do not support use of trazodone is not supported, cbti is best long term for insomnia sleep study with adequate pressure has to be determined.
Answered 8/14/2013
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