Absolutely: Melatonin or camomile tea can help. A lavender sachet near the head of the bed can be soothing as well.
Answered 12/12/2016
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Yes: Yes, opioids disrupt sleep-wake cycle. Usually it is temporary problem. Try solving it by simple recipes: no carbonated beverages or coffee, instead hot herbal tea with honey; hot shower or bath before going to bed; no tv in bedroom. If insomnia continues, melatonin or short-term administration of sleeping pill may help.
Answered 1/24/2015
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