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What to do if i need sleeping pills. can i get them from a normal chemist?
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No: You need to get them from your doctor. It is important to first treat any underlying illness like depression or bipolar. If those are being treated then the use of sleeping meds may be useful and appropriate.
Answered 4/25/2016
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