Clonazepam, part of the benzodiazepine family, has proved a remarkable improvement in the disruptive episodes of sexual behavior in sleep.
The advantage of the medication is that people don’t usually develop a tolerance for the drug even over a period of years. When clonazepam doesn’t work, some
antidepressants or melatonin may reduce the behavior.
Consult a physician or seek for professional advice from a psychiatrist or psychologist who specializes in
sexual- and/or sleep disorders.
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