One of the symptoms of this distressing disorder is chronic diarrhea which can have a green tinge. This is because with the gallbladder removed there is no storage facility for the bile and so it is constantly dripping into your small intestine. The causes of diarrhea cannot be determined by the color alone. The fact that your diarrhea is green says more about the fast transit time than anything else.
People who have trouble sleeping may want to use magnesium supplements to help. The right dose may fall between 200 and 400 mg/day.
First are dose-response studies. The dose of trazodone needed to induce and maintain sleep is not well understood. Thus, clinicians use anywhere from 25 mg to 150 mg taken at bedtime as a hypnotic dose. This is a critical question because it is recognized that at high doses these medications carry a high safety risk.