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A member asked:
Is trazadone opiate?
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Not for pain: It is a relatively sedating serotonin blocking agent - a reuptake inhibitor and antagonist. Used most often for sleep - or rarely at lower does - for anxiety. Opiates have other uses but typically almost entirely for pain.
Answered 7/2/2019
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