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A over-the-counter medicine i'm taking is making me sleepless what do i do?
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Well....: It is difficult to say without knowing specifically what you're taking. One option would appear to be not take it any longer; another would be to check with your pharmacist or primary care physician.
Answered 10/3/2016
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