I was taking Ambien for a year and did not like its
working then not working. I currently take Zoloft for
depression. My doctor recommended Remeron for sleep.
I have been taken it 2 months now. Best sleep ever bar
none. I wonder is it safe and does the weight gain level
off after a while?
Dr. Heller's Answer:
Remeron (mirtazapine) is a particularly helpful sleep
medication for those with PTSD (post traumatic stress
disorder). It's extremely safe and non addicting.
Some individuals do gain weight from it, rarely more
than 7-10 pounds. Eating vegetables instead of high
calorie foods when you get the munchies can help a great
deal. There's a new medication for weight that should
come out next year that will likely be an excellent
addition to Remeron (mirtazapine).
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