Controversial Treatment for Narcolepsy

Sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta and narcolepsy sufferer Trinity join The Doctors to discuss Trinity taking GHB, also known as the “date rape” drug, to treat her narcolepsy. Trinity says it has given her her life back. But how does it work?
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[@kellypersich5021]

So interesting. People don't understand that just because you have narcolepsy doesn't mean that you get good sleep. I have suffered for over a decade with narcolepsy and it's hard to get a handle on the condition and live your life.

[@KR-lv7vz]

fairytail naruto omg!! I actually do that!!! I thought I was the only one. 1 hit will do it. it's better than ambien too bc I don't need it every night. Best thing for me so far.

[@cellogirl11rw55]

fairytail naruto Not for everyone. Marijuana made me anxious when I was given it for abdominal pain.

[@sllaakkeerrpsn5188]

That isn’t enough. You play a “sleep lottery” for DELTA waves. It’s a step, it’s something, but it is NOT enough. It’s nkt a lack of sleep. It’s not a lack of REM sleep (most narcoleptics immediately go in to REM sleep and micro sleep as well = dreaming while awake) - it is the complete lack of DELTA WAVES. Orexin or not - those DELTA waves are MISSING. Two hour sleep intervals or not... DELTA waves. If ANYONE has a way to INDUCE DELTA WAVE SLEEP PATTERNS... I’m working on it... good luck, and God Bless you all. I mean that. This is a horrid condition that very few people understand unless they have it. We are all we have and we aren’t awake all that much. :o

[@sllaakkeerrpsn5188]

You will have to find a strain that works better for you. EVERY SINGLE STRAIN is different. Massively different.

[@sllaakkeerrpsn5188]

Baclofen Thank you SO MUCH. Thank you for the hope. @Feri Ascension

[@BeeBopGaming]

I was to the point of not wanting to live anymore in December 2016. I was finally diagnosed with narcolepsy in January 2017 after years of docs trying to forgive out what was wrong. I was so exhausted that I was taking 20mg adderall three times a day as prescribed, and I was falling asleep still even a hour after taking it. Same thing happened with 3 other stimulants we tried at different times and since I have been on xyrem it has completely changed my life. I have more energy for sure, but still struggling with taking naps through the day. Driving is still hard to do, but I get by. It's so much better from what I was though. Hopefully it will continue to improve.

[@6812Angela]

beebop shopbop this is so me

[@BeeBopGaming]

6812Angela how are you doing now? Did you go get the sleep study for narcolepsy? If so what did they say?

[@imnotmarthastewart8120]

beebop shopbop; I have sought the help of many physicians for many years due to how my life has been affected by this "Narcolepsy." I've been told that I suffer from seasonal depression, Vitamin D deficit, and to exercise more and this last doctor said there's nothing wrong. I fall asleep at the park while exercising, at the airport, at church, having conversations, I even choose sleep over eating even no matter how big my appetite maybe. Driving can be a challenge at times. I limit my driving as much as possible now.

[@marshaabrady5191]

Me too. The exhaustion would crush anyone’s soul, and on top of that, people that just don’t understand and judge you from afar is the worst. Good to see someone with the same experience

[@alyssapugh7808]

beebop shopbop As alone as I felt for the year and a half before getting diagnosed, reading your comment makes me feel so much better. I constantly told myself “ya know you don’t have to do this anymore”

[@circleofsorrow4583]

I've been using GHB to sleep for two years now. I feel a lot better after two decades of sleep deprivation, but I still need modafinil during the day. It is a lot better than the sole treatment of amphetamines I was given in Australia. I carry a lot of resentment for the way I was treated by my own country.

[@Nefu860]

i was on ritalin as well, i stopped taking my meds all together, i just cant sleep at night with them no matter how small the dose. i just cant seem to find that inbetween spot. My job is hands on so im doing better than i was before just sitting at a desk in school :)

[@cathydykema-baca8334]

I have just had my "45 minute counseling session" with the specialty pharmacy & am a bit frightened to begin this medication. I'm told it will help decrease my Cataplexy episodes as well. Thank you for sharing your experiences with Xyrem. I pray that it helps sooner rather than later. Thank you to the Doctors show & their guests for bringing this to the forefront.

[@mississa2]

I just took my second dose of the night. It works! Now, if we could PLEASE get a generic. $15,000 per month for something you could (theoretically) cook up a year's worth of in your kitchen (with ingredients from Home Depot) for under $200 a year. (Don't do it!) $165,000 a year per person! Holy profit margin!! Monopoly anyone?

[@nevereverstopsinging]

Baby go to Canada and Mexico, medical tourism is a great thing

[@taylorhunt5459]

That's not Sodium Oxybate. It's a derivative. Big difference. Also, Jazz pharmaceuticals has a program to help pay which can be paired with social programs. My copay was going to be 1400 for the newer XyWav but between the 2 it's 5 dollars a month.

[@deannawillis710]

Tell me what I can get in Home Depot to mimic this. I’ve suffered from narcolepsy since 9th grade and found ways to compensate. It’s been a struggle and unless you suffer from it or have a loved one with it, you wouldn’t understand how hard it is. My medical career has suffered as a result because It became worse after having a child. Now I suffer from insomnia and tinnitus. I pray and meditate but stressful situations make it all worse. Diet modification does help with having fewer episodes but fall off the wagon once and you have to start all over again. I always have to plan travel in advance and keep trips short to avoid falling asleep at the wheel. I’ve been stopped a number of times and officers thought I was intoxicated until they spoke with me and tested me. It’s unbelievable and I pray a cure is found. Having it worsen after childbirth kept me from having another one for fear of making it worse than now and I greatly regret making that decision.. Now over 45 so only if sent by God.

[@bibleqa6708]

im 16yrs old and i have narcolepsy,,its very hard because i lose control of my muscle at time causing me to be in a zombie stage

[@paigewitty2085]

I have narcolepsy and I am on sodium oxybate and since having it it’s being amazing. It has worked better than anything I have ever taken.

[@DMac-uv1bl]

Hi Paige are you still taking it if so do you also take a stimulant during the day? Thank you

[@kristynkazumi]

It’s literally a miracle drug to me. I can finally have a life without constant exhaustion and can drive without fear of not being able to be awake enough to make it home.

[@Cheeky-FE-Kerry]

I have suffered from low-grade narcolepsy for years. I used to fall asleep randomly at work, and even (scarily) while driving. I find Modafinil helps a lot. But I have to take double the recommended dose 400mg. 200 in the morning, and then 200 after lunch. I would sleep like a queen bee otherwise!

[@taylormcwilliams528]

Kerry D'Souza I also take Modafinil for narcolepsy and it’s the only medication that had worked for me

[@TheLovemee00]

Modafinil made me super duper sick:(

[@blessyourheart1167]

I am so sick of being narcoleptic!!! I take Armodafinil I’m on the maximum does . I get very minimal improvement. I am so frustrated with the lack of treatment available. My quality of life absolutely SUCKS !!! If you gave me a free vacation anywhere I wouldn’t take it . Because I couldn’t enjoy it . I need HELP and I’ve seen all sleep specialist and neurologist I’m my area. Any suggestions….?

[@LaxLadyGirl]

I wish they had her elaborate about the side effects… For example, what side effects did she experience? Did the side effect only last for those initial months or longer?

[@bugzyy_P]

Im 21 years old and i firgued out through watching several videos like these and research that i have Narcolepsy with the Cataplexy. Seems that the Cataplexy didnt it start until after highschool. Feeling weak to where i have to catch myself from falling when laughing or getting excited. This is beginning to effect my life more and more as I begin to get older and time seems to fly by faster. I sleep at least 10 hours every night but miss out on a few hours due to the restless sleep. Seems like a 5 min nap does me better than a full nights sleep. So i take several of those a day to try avoid falling asleep at the wrong time. I often do fall asleep at the wrong times like in class , while driving, and even working. Wish i could go throughout my day without falling asleep. Im now in college and falling asleep in every class. It’s affecting my grades like it has my whole early years & i miss out on alot because of it.

[@PurpleHairOMG04]

P3P customs I’m 19 and my narcolepsy started Jr year of high school when I was falling asleep in class and experiencing mild cataplexy. I failed my junior math course because of it and had to explain why on my college applications lol. My parents thought I was depressed and even my doctor wasn’t listening until I did my research. My friends are super respectful about it bc I explained what exactly it is so they know when I’m having an episode and are able to either wake me up or let me sleep. After all that research I am lucky to be on a medication that helps me get through the day so that I can take a full load of classes, but it’s so frustrating when it catches you off guard during a test or something. Try asking your doctor about medication options, they might be able to put you on something that works. :)

[@PurpleHairOMG04]

P3P customs also don’t be afraid to ask for medical accommodation (more time on tests, ability to take a break and walk around, ability to eat, etc etc). They are a big help.

[@deannawillis710]

Diet modification helps a lot. Avoid carbs and sugars as much as possible. Schedule small naps throughout the day, 5-10 minutes does wonders. Keep upbeat music around or exercise daily, drink Lots of water. Keep ice cold water while driving and take lots of sips, pull over somewhere safe if you feel the early stages coming on and take the key out of the ignition. There are a few supplements that work but not so well. I found intermittent fasting works too but hard for me to keep up after college with career, family and bills. If it’s something you must stay awake for…just don’t eat anything but maybe yogurt or those citrus fruit cups and keep caffeine at a minimum!!! I try not to drink more than one cup of coffee if I have a conference to attend. Do Not snack on chips or drink soda especially those containing high fructose corn syrup. Btw for college it’s imperative you put yourself on a schedule to study after every lecture and between classes. Today’s technology is great bc you really don’t have to do the old fashion cassette tapes and then go back and type the lectures where you fell asleep, lol. Utilize the technology for your benefit. You may not want to but many of my professors thought I was trying to attend professional school and work graveyard which contributed to my sleepiness. Some will understand but I wasn’t diagnosed until my second professional year so I didn’t know why I had the issue. Being a good proactive student helped. Hope this helps. I’m routing for you. It’s how I made it through Pharmacy School decades ago.

[@sjgeneralcontractors2137]

I pray for you. I had this issue as well and have known medical and law students with it too. It’s a must to take your naps between classes, record lecturers and keep a prescription for adderall, provigil or xylem during finals and midterm exams. I fell asleep often taking finals just to wake up with 15 minutes left. Professors are not compassionate nor will they wake you. Your an adult and they expect you to be proactive. I would not take medication daily cause tolerance builds up fast. Your diet also plays a huge role and avoid lots of caffeine (I know it’s hard, but required) no sweets and no carbs of any kind! Also get with a study group that understands and is supportive. Find an online support group for dialogue and get a little exercise in so you sleep well during the evening. I really hope this helps some love. I had to navigate myself through college and they were no prescription alternatives other than adderall or Ritalin, which I hate but became necessary.

[@zinzinnatiohio]

I was diagnosed with narcolepsy/cataplexy based almost exclusively on my sleep study not including the MSLT.

[@adelynncollier8587]

I took xyrem and I did not see much change in my energy levels. I started having emotional outbursts and a few times when I would wake up for school I would have severe cataplexy attacks and i would have to go back to sleep. All of this stopped after I stopped taking it. My doctor said both of these side effects only affected a small percentage of users. But everyone responses differently to medicine. I take melatonin at night now and I feel it helps me stay asleep longer and reduces how often i wake up in the middle of the night.

[@Godly_Man]

Narcolepsy, if left unchecked and uncontrolled, can ruin one's life in this world of vanity. Don't let it ruin the second greatest gift God has given to you, which is life. Ecclesiastes teaches us (1:1) The words of the Preacher, the son of David, king in Jerusalem. (3:1) To every [thing there is] a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: (2) A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up [that which is] planted; (3) A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; (4) A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; (5) A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; (6) A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; (7) A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; (8) A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. (9) What profit hath he that worketh in that wherein he laboureth? (10) I have seen the travail, which God hath given to the sons of men to be exercised in it. (11) He hath made every [thing] beautiful in his time: also he hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end. (12) I know that [there is] no good in them, but for [a man] to rejoice, and to do good in his life. (13) And also that every man should eat and drink, and enjoy the good of all his labour, it [is] the gift of God. (14) I know that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall be for ever: nothing can be put to it, nor any thing taken from it: and God doeth [it], that [men] should fear before him. (Ecclesiastes 1:1 & 3:1-14 KJV)

[@acongojada]

Godly Man, this is a lovely comment, but I wish you would say more, in your own words. I'd like to know more about how you relate this to Narcolepsy. Thanks!

[@nopeace5437]

It sounds like an excuse for your god being a dick

[@angelarashotte4236]

I've been on ghb for my narcolepsy since the beginning of 2017 and it does help a lot, but since I have sleep apnea as well I'm still extremely tired thoughout the day! Any other tips to overcome sleepiness during the?

[@dj12ozbowflex59]

Angela Rashotte Did you figure out any treatments or solutions?

[@_Circus_Clapped_]

I'm coming back from it, I work out an it helps, but not much. I do not wish to take drugs as I feel like I'll have a severe dependance on them.

[@kristenroberts4502]

YO SERIOUS INQUIRY. I have narcolepsy and was prescribed xyrem (GHB) around age 20. I tried it one night and spent the entire night wide awake, high as a kite. Has anyone else experienced this, and did you grow out of it? Like did your reaction to it change as your brain chemistry aged?

[@sjgeneralcontractors2137]

Nuvigil hade awake like a zombie for two days straight and I avoid it like the plague. I also had the same reaction to Pristiq 50mg but only awake for 1 day. If they made a short acting 12.5 or 25mg Pristiq I think it would help many without having to take addictive medication

[@hannahandersen8429]

I tried it for my narcolepsy, but had to quit it because it had some scary side effects.

[@Gravity6210]

could you tell me about it please I wanna hear it from a patient I just got my prescription but have not taken it yet

[@gmjones7537]

Heck no.... sleep paralysis is the most terrifying sensations ever. Nope nope nope Plus you have to take a second dose Halfway through the night. And it is so controlled that it's hard a heck to get your script.

[@sweetiepienumber1]

Sleep paralysis is unbearable for me. I eventually lurch up a in a panic trying to fight and yell. However, I'm desperate after 20 years of not sleeping at night at all. Only sleep partially during days with sleep meds. This has laid waste to everythiing in my life. I also have serious Myalgic Encephalomyelitis. It's a one-two knock-out punch!

[@taylorman4080]

The medication sodium oxibate doesn't work for Narcolepsy that well but it does tackle Cataplexy very well..... However keep in mind this drug does very little to suppress EDS.... Were talking about a 20% reduction in EDS which helps but doesn't make you feel 100% normal and well rested..... Honestly if I didn't have Cataplexy I definitely would not be taking this shit. You also can't take the medication with alcohol which really sucks and if you say I'm going to skip taking it for 1 night so I can go drinking with my buddy's. Well then you can expect to feel like shit the whole entire next day which is really irritating. Also Sodium oxibate tends to really slow down urine flow so the feeling of not emptying your bladder all the way really sucks.

[@lindseyelizabeth2281]

Ghb for narcolepsy???? Omg how?

[@oliviadavies9574]

I have quite severe narcolepsy so I’m on stimulants and Xyrem. I hate them because i have past issues with depression and anxiety. So taking them heightens them. But it has massively helped with my sleep, i guess I just hate taking it due to the taste and also if i take it too late i wake up as if I’m drunk which has been awful sometimes. But i think i really just need to suck it up and try get into a routine with it tbh ahahah

[@mightybee3]

That wouldn't be a good drug if you were the only one in the house~ I was real nervous with a kid in the house~ If something happen in the night you wouldn't be any good~ :(

[@neverloseyourvoice5263]

It actually works on us narcoleptics different from how normal people

[@derrickjohnsondj]

My doctor actually told me he considered prescribing it to me , but he understand no one likes the idea of owning that drug

[@namanrawal5849]

of course they now have Pitolisant which is free if you go on the trial

[@tamikabowens109]

Really how do you have access to the trial.I was diagnosed with narcolepsy 30 years ago and I'm open to almost trying anything just to Have a normal life

[@neverloseyourvoice5263]

Bro you can't just go on the fucken trail.

[@pup.piston]

Adrafinil was where it was at for me with mine, but now I cant get it. I dont know what to do because constant baseline stress has caused me such fatigue lately. Fuck man

[@JamesBroxson]

Ghb is xyrem I thought. My doctor put me on fluoxetine for pre-cataplexy so I can avoid taking xyrem.

[@LP-lk4wv]

Narcolepsy sucks! I dont wake up at night..I dont wake up at all!

[@julieo4580]

Xyrem was life changing for me the first time I was on it. But I fell and got a concussion so had to stop taking it. I went on it a couple years later and got addicted to it. I was going through the prescription in about 3 weeks and then would have a week of basically no sleep. I wish I knew why it was so different the second time I went on it because it was the only thing that helped my narcolepsy.

[@sjgeneralcontractors2137]

I’ve also tried Pristiq 50mg off label but it makes me feel like a zombie. People really don’t understand the disorder and think we’re just lazy or making excuses. That is until you laugh too hard and fall asleep or driving with them and fall asleep… then it gets Real!

[@sweetiepienumber1]

Hi, I'm considering XYWAV as it doesnt require waking to take a second dose. I've never taken ZYREM out of fear. However, if I could sleep straight through maybe that is safer? Did you wake only once at night to take your second dose and was that when you fell? I haven't slept at night for over 20 years and its destroyed my life and my business. I hope you are doing better.

[@hannahandersen8429]

@@sweetiepienumber1 do you have narcolepsy? I tried xyre, but felt it was too dangerous for me. It is not an essay drug to take. Now I use deprax for sleep

[@Rebecca-1111]

tried the super salty poison. my daughter is tiny and this med could have been a miracle. after taking this The thirst couldn't be quenched! and she eventually got seizure's.

[@cjlwhite1]

That's because you have to take it at the same time everyday, a gradually higher doses over years, or you get withdrawal. The withdrawal from GABAergic substances (Such as Xanax, Valium, Alcohol, Xyrem, Baclofen, etc) is, in fact, primarily seizures. It's also not actually salt. It's also not a poison. Granted, I think taking GHB every day is probably a terrible idea for long term health, but hey it works for some people, and not for others, just like any medication.

[@MegaAverageJoeGamer]

What about the 95% loss of Orexin producing cells?

[@MrGiraffeify]

Agree!. Maybe they should of included the mechanism of Sodium Oxybate :{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{

[@kingjeremysircornwell7847]

Stay away from carbon.

[@Brisleep1]

Xyrem has horrible side effects! I was on it for 9 months and I would not use it again if it was free. The other GABA-b agonist is baclofen, with a combination of baclofen and diazepam, I sleep better than I have most of my life! The best thing is, baclofen is cheap, a months prescription is $8- even without insurance but xyrem is $15,000-! Who is good to convince their insurance company that a good nights sleep is worth more than most other drug? In fact, xyrem is one of the 10 most expensive drugs in the US and no insurance company will pay for it, instead, Jazz pharmaceuticals gets the government to pay for it! If they would decriminalize it then the generic versions could be sold and this would be available at a more reasonable price to those who need it. While we're waiting for that, baclofen is the best thing out there!

[@honestlycanadian]

Brian Remmerde I take 20 mg of baclofen 3x during the day for pain and it doesn't make me Drowsy. If I take it at night I have a super awful sleep. So no it's not always the best

[@honestlycanadian]

I can take all the baclofen I want and if I take it with my night meds I can't sleep. Same if I take it before my naps. I don't know why I don't get tired or why I can't sleep. My back pains and fibro is out of control. I mix it with t3's and it helps. I've had countless pwn' s tell me I'm wrong but my sleep Dr agrees with me.

[@lisadee0276]

Baclofen didn’t do squat for my EDS or cataplexy

[@FollowerOfGODBeliverOfJESUS]

Problem is most people have a form of depression

[@dongzheli6635]

25년동안잠만잔거같다 이젠그만자고싶다 현재 복용하는약으로는나한테효과별로 도와주세요

[@javiermunoz9790]

GNC supplements, MAGNESIUM 400 and calcium before going to bed. Don't get mixed magnesium with other.

[@datifatdurosinmi5947]

Hello...I have narcolepsy are you really sure of this thing you typed here...narcolepsy is so disturbing

[@chrisr6503]

You're full of shit, but thanks

[@clembambo7263]

My son have nacorlepsy Magnesium , melatonin 10mg ,calcium, plus coconut milk helps him to sleep it takes 2 hours before bed time

[@kingjeremysircornwell7847]

Did you learn about that GBHB shit at a medical convention?

[@chonnerone2964]

Americans!

[@MegaAverageJoeGamer]

What?

[@nikorahm3738]

How do u solve narcolepsy in your much wiser country?

[@6812Angela]

had to be un american to make that comment soon youll be shiped out

[@lisadee0276]

zempath weed isn’t a cure-all.

[@chonnerone2964]

It's the way your media talks to your citizens like they're an idiot or a child.

[@Strategiclogistics]

My story is a lot like many of you. I was unofficially diagnosed about 16 years ago where I had a doctor prescribe me dextroamphetamine. Thankfully I wasn’t on it along because the side effects were terrible. After switching to a great family dr. he recommended a pulmonologist who works with a lot of patients with sleep disorders. After the first visit -He set me up with a sleep study( this is where you go to a facility they hook up probes all over you and can see if your actually going into R.E.M sleep and other things) which is where my official diagnosis of Narcolepsy with Cataplexy came in. I was prescribed Provigil at first -2 times a day for a while. I still was super sleepy so he changed it to Nuvigil 1 x a day. I don’t remember if Xyrem was giving to me from day one- I don’t think it was but not long after I started taking it and it was a game changer. One thing I can say is I notice things run much smoother when I’m in the gym. It’s a catch 22 sometimes bc just gaining the 25 lbs can introduce sleep apnea back in the picture which causes way more problems like muscle knots and migraines. So I will make it a mission to eat as healthy as I can and be active as I can. I also try and make sure to sleep on my side bc with the medication sleep apnea can be an issue as well. Oh and if you live alone get the snore app - it will actually record your nights sleep bc I had no idea I was doing it as bad as I was. Hope everyone gets a good night 💤!! And if your not getting the answers or help with the dr your seeing- find another one!!

[@lionofjudah1742]

Why is she Black with blonde hair 🤔 # be your self

[@davidkruse4030]

Wow racist