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Offline tommy246

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atripla dreams
« on: November 20, 2009, 01:50:33 pm »
ive only been on atripla two weeks no probs just a bit dizzy 3 hours after pill first few days when i went to the loo but i have always had vivid dreams most my life and with atripla sometimes wake up feeling exhausted as if ive really been living the dream either fighting cooking or whatever its no problem just wandered if anyone else feels like this some mornings.
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Offline DaBear

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Re: atripla dreams
« Reply #1 on: December 23, 2009, 09:02:11 pm »
Hello there,
I am starting a new regime tonight. I was on Atripla for 11 months and I dreamt EVERY night. Several times the dreams were so real that I had to think myself out of believing them.  Even with Ambien I would get the dreams.

Some people say that they subside over time but this has not been my experience. The meds worked for me but the dreams were just too much.

Good luck with them.
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Offline GNYC09

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Re: atripla dreams
« Reply #2 on: December 23, 2009, 11:15:12 pm »
Quote from: tommy246 on November 20, 2009, 01:50:33 pm
ive only been on atripla two weeks no probs just a bit dizzy 3 hours after pill first few days when i went to the loo but i have always had vivid dreams most my life and with atripla sometimes wake up feeling exhausted as if ive really been living the dream either fighting cooking or whatever its no problem just wandered if anyone else feels like this some mornings.

tommy, my super-vivid dreams gradually wore off.  I enjoy them.  I still remember some of them but not all and no longer feel like I had just taken a tab of acid.  Anyhow, have you done a search on "Atripla dreams"?  There have been TONS of threads about them.  Good luck.
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Offline mecch

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Re: atripla dreams
« Reply #3 on: December 24, 2009, 07:45:03 am »
Yep.  They never wore off, had them all the couple of months i was on Atripla. Luckily they were not nightmares. Someone said that if you thought dark thoughts or watched scarey movies before bed, you would have nightmares and I did watch come dark films but still didn't have nightmares.  Other atripla users report nightmares.
If you find that Atripla still makes you loopy after a few months, you might be one of the rarer people who don't mix so well with Atripla.  Talk to your specialist.
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