Unlikely, but.... This med is not a controlled substance and not likely to show up on any routine screening. However, using a prescription medication when it is not prescribed for you may get you in trouble with some authorities if they find out. It also has a potential to trigger addiction. You may want to discuss its use with your doc.
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Not addressing your question directly, but to help with sleep, you need to attend to good sleeping practices. Sleep hygiene: Visit this site for info on this topic https://www.cdc.gov/sleep/about_sleep/sleep_hygiene.html Wish you good health!
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