If your saying, you want to reduce him to a state where he can't do anything, a regular persobn can't just go handing medicine to people when they get mad. If he has anger managment issues or something of the such, and you think it is a must, it is NECCESSARY to talk to a doctor about the options. Never try and give someone medicine to keep them senseless without a high knowledge of what your doing and consulting from a doctor or someone licensed in that kind of stuff.
Melatonin is a commonly used supplement to aid in sleep due to its role in regulating the sleep-wake cycle. Over-the-counter sleep aids like diphenhydramine can also be helpful, but should be used cautiously and not relied upon long-term. Developing good sleep hygiene habits, such as a consistent bedtime routine and creating a comfortable sleep environment, can also improve sleep quality.
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You don't. Fooling around with medication can kill you, especially a tranquilizer like Ambien. You will stop breathing and die.
No, you should not take Advil (ibuprofen) with Tramacet (tramadol hydrochloride and acetaminophen) together. Taking them together can increase your risk of seizures, breathing difficulties, and other side effects. If your doctor prescribes both, you should contact him/her right away if you have any indications of problems.
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Yes, it's perfectly safe unless you still feel the beer in your system more than just a little. there's a large degree of synergy between the two drugs, but it only really manifests when they're coadministrated together.
it's basically only dangerous if you take them too close to eachother, almost all the alcohol in your body will have been excreted after 4 hours and what little is left will only give a slight boost to the ambien. i might recommend taking 2/3s of your dose if you had drank a lot.
Yes, there isn't a problem with mixing these at all. The only thing you shouldn't mix with ambien is alcohol.
behavior changes in some people, similar to those seen in people whose behavior changes when they drink alcohol. Examples include giddiness and rage. More extreme changes, such as confusion, agitation, and hallucinations, also are possible.
yes you can overdose and die on that much. that will kill you.
Depends on if you are "pill tolerant" or not. if you are used to taking pills (benzos or pain pills on a regular basis), 10mg will do the trick. If you have been taking pills for an extended period of time, maybe 2 10mg AT THE MOST. Be careful :)
Tylenol PM contains diphenhydramine (Benadryl) and acetaminophen. Other sleep medications like NyQuil do as well.Acetaminophen by itself does not cause drowsiness. It is the other medications it is mixed with that do.
Research indicates that this combination of drugs is not going to be detrimental. However, before making any changes to your medication dosage, check with your doctor. Only take drugs prescribed to you.
i believe its ambien for sleeping you can look it up by the markings on the medicine on drugs.com there is a pill identifier on there or just to see side effects etc.
There are no known drug interactions between Plan B and Ambien.
Taken every night for several nights it will lead to short term insomnia on discontinuation. The insomnia should only last a night or two.
No, amitryptaline is a tricyclic antidepressant. Benzos include Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan, Restoril, Valium, Halcion, etc. Ambien and Lunesta are not benzos but are closely related. If this question is regarding whether it will show up on a drug screen as a benzo, the answer is no.
It is ulikley that ambien will show a false positive on a drug screen. If it did it would show as a benzodiazapine. It is rapidly elimitated from the system usually taking only 6-15 hours. Have your prescription ready just in case, and if you dont have one...don't worry I know where your coming from.
Are all of these prescriptions from the same doctor? If not then your answer is no it is not safe. All three of these drug are a form of sedatives and I can't see how you would even be able to stay awake will taking suboxone and seroquel. I am an RN and I do not think this combination is safe at all, but ask your doctor about it to be sure.
only if vet prescribes it, I doubt it, you need a RX to give a dog any type of sedation, you may kill the dog, human drugs cannot be used on pets unless Vet presribes it or gives you the ok to do it, too many med's harm dogs.