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I've been suffering from insomnia since start of menopause - will my sleeping pattern return to normal after menopause ?
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Insomnia: Once hormones regulated. Try sleep hygiene techniques meanwhile. Refer to my previous answers on the topic.
Answered 8/1/2013
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