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∙ 2011-10-25 11:37:44Well first off,thats 4 different downers/depressants being taken.
Thats way too much for your body.
The ambien and alcohol and seroquel and alcohol will result in a blackout most likely.
A black out would be lucky tho because theres a good chance of dying taking all these depressants together ESPECIALLY with the alcohol mixed in.And the methadone too.
Alcohol potentiates nearly every pill and methadone a strong opiod narcotic that can cause people to nod out when taken too much or taken for that purpose.
Dont do this,it is a horrible idea.
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∙ 2011-10-25 11:37:44Absolutely. In fact, this is the best combination for sleep I have had, and I have taken both of these every night for the past 3 years (25mg Seroquel w/10mg Ambien)... I find the ambien relaxes me to where I can lay down and the Seroquel actually shuts my brain down and keeps me asleep. Neither of these work good for me by itself, but combining them works wonderfully.
I take 400mg Seroquel and 10mg Ambien and i have never had any adverse reactions personally.
No.
I have taken Seroquel with Ambien many times. They work well together for those nights I just can't get to sleep.
When I take Ambien and Seroquel (both of which I'm prescribed to have), I will see things around me as if they are wiggling until I pass out. It's actually kind of fun. :)
Yes, as long as the ambien is not time released. I'm on 80 mg of methadone in the morning and take 10 mg Ambien everynight. I would not take them at the same time though since they both sedate.
after taking 10 mg ambien should you wait to consume alcohol
use as a sedative aid.
Yes, you can. They are safe to take together.
It is not safe to drink alcohol with any type of drug/medication. So no, it is NOT safe to drink alcohol with Ambien 20 mg.
In my experience, one ambien and one beer resulted in 14 hours of lost time. Alcohol and ambien are a bad idea. When I woke up, I felt like I had died and accidentially survived.
NO! Can be dangerous and similar to taking alcohol and Ambien together. Talk to your doctor first.