What are the effects of an Ambien overdose?

Answer 1

Very negative and intense hallucinations, seizures, loss of consciousness, inability to speak clearly, severe loss of coordination, total loss of control of bowel movements and your bladder (that's a nasty one), loss of inhibition, and cardiac arrest and/or asphyxiation from the depressive qualities of Ambien. If you are lucky enough to live through an Ambien overdose, you will not remember any of it but you will sure as hell feel it for at least a few days. Do not ever combine Ambien with alcohol or any other "downers." Ambien is so much stronger than most people think.

Answer 2

Most likely the result will be respiratory depression (possibly even death)... in other words you can stop breathing, causing your oxygen level to fall, then your heart rate to slow, then cardiac arrest!

Answer 3

An overdose of Ambien can lead to serious illness. Different individuals react differently to different medications, so the specific effects require consultation with a medical professional. A pharmacist would be an excellent resource for information. See attached link for further information.

Answer 4

I personally have shot ambi 10s at first, then ramped up to 2-10s. They were the generic kind that are a small circle with an orangish-yellow coating that you need to lick off then it will be white, and ready for crushing in the spoon u could soak it up and do it then, but I always heated the spoon first it turns the liquid clear. Which made it easier in my head to put in my arm. When u do a 10 mg u get this weird sense that your hands are old and belong to something else. And what might be a simple project can go weird quick in head but its all gone in about 5 to 10 min. Hope that helps answer your question j in Seattle

Answer 5

You die, unless someone gets you to the emergency room at the hospital in time. Even then, you sometimes die, anyway.

Answer 6

nothing if you recover and no brain damage occured

Answer 7

By taking more than the recommended dose.