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I recently was prescribed lexapro. From the very first night I was wide awake all night long. I researched it and found that this is one of the big side effects from LExapro. I have been afraid now that I won’t know how to go back to sleep prior to lexapro. THis feeds my anxiety about not sleeping. I would love any tips from members.
Since this is related to medication, that would be a conversation to have with your doctor.
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