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I have a problem of going to sleep, at night. i have all of the lights off but my brain seems to be wide awake. any help is appreciated !!
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Sleep disorder: You may respond to OTC Melatonin, but it may be even better to contact your regular doctor or have on-site a Concierge consult for further guidance.
Answered 4/15/2016
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