Trouble Sleeping
I couldn't sleep all night for the first week or so. I would be up between 3 and 4 a.m. and then doze in the recliner while watching a little TV. I think our internal clock gets a bit messed up in the hospital. Also, my CPAP seemed excessive after I had lost a similar amount of weight at you. My doctor authorized it to be reduced. That has made a big difference.
The biggest thing that helped me was getting back on a schedule. No more naps in the afternoon or after supper. Also, excercise has helped, too. Once I started walking on the treadmill again and doing some light weights, my body was tired and seemed to need the rest more.
Speaking of shut-eye, I think it is time I go get some!
Kit,
(as the Main-board slowly turns into the Men's Board )
I also had trouble early on and for quite a while after.
Had my Doc write a perscription for "something."
My PCP gave me low-dose of Trazadone.
It's an anti-depressant at higher dose
But at a lower dose just a great sleep aid
That has no "groggy feeling" the morning after,
And is not at all habit forming and can be used
For extended periods of time.
It also has the plus of being CHEAPER THAN DIRT!
Give your Doc a call.
In the meantime?
More exercise and a warm shower?
Hope you're cutting ZZzzz's Soon!
Best Wishes-
Dx