Ambien (Zolpidem)

Yes you can. Healthy trim is a diet medication. Ambien is a prescription sleep aid. They are find to take together as long as you follow the prescription on the Ambien bottle.

Ambien CR is a medication prescribed to enhance sleep. Its generic name is: zolpidem.

Please don't. I don't care if you think you have a tolerance or not. If you do have a tolerance than you wouldn't be asking this question. So presumably you don't. 2mg of Xanax is A LOT of Xanax (any benzodiazepine) to take at once. It will knock you out. And same with 10mg of Ambien, but with possible scary side effects: sleep walking, sleep driving, black out, etc. But it will most likely just slowly knock you out. I can't even imagine how fast you would be out taking both at the same time. If you are trying to get high, this is not a smart choice. You will not get high - just knocked out. This is a VERY dangerous combination. Both drugs are seriously major sedative drugs. Please do not do this. If you are trying to find something to help you sleep, get back to me, and I will advise. However, I don't think that's the case. FWIW, I am on Xanax. I have been for many years for a heart condition (in lieu of beta blockers). I have 1mg pills and I usually split them because they are too sedative. If I take 1mg at once, I am very sleepy quickly (not high), and asleep within an hour or so. If I took 2mg, I'd be out cold very fast. Again, I've been taking them for years. So under those circumstances I should have a tolerance, right? Well, I don't. Because its a hard core drug, not to mention highly addictive. I take it under close supervision as prescribed by a doctor. Not trying to be preachy, just trying to help you from making a potentially fatal mistake.

Nothing; eventually, you'll fall asleep. HOWEVER, you should NOT take another Ambien until you've slept from the first dose you took.

the half-life of 10mg immediate-release tablets of ambien is 2.5-2.6 hrs in a healthy adult male.

Generally ecstasy keeps you awake. It is designed for raves and specific types of parties. Ambien is a sleep aid. It makes you go to sleep. Much like mixing alcohol and anti-depressants, putting uppers AND downers into your body is often lethal. The same situation applies here. Putting a sleep aid into your body along with something that keeps you up can be nothing but trouble for your body..

Cocaine is why coroners remain employed.

Ambien works on the benzodiazapine receptors, leading to sedation. Darvocet is a combination of propoxyphene (a very weak opioid) and acetaminophen (tylenol). Although caution is advised when taking Ambien and an opioid, since propoxyphene is so weak, it should not be a problem. Just watch for respiratory depression.

I would not recommend taking two sedatives together. Methocarbamol is a muscle relaxant. Taking too much sedative medication could make you pass out. You might even have trouble breathing.

You will die man

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Yes, Ambien and Laxatives can be taken together, they do not have any adverse reaction together. However, it is not suggested because when taking Ambien a person needs at least 8 hours to sleep, and laxatives can interrupt those hours.

Me and my friends would just break them up in half, or you could get crazy and snort them. Or just not do them at all?

Zolpidem is an ingredient of (Brand names: Ambien, Edluar). It is a nonbenzodiazipine hypnotic. It initiates sleep, has a short action. Zolpidem does nor sustain sleep. It is the largest selling sleeping pill in the Netherlands.

Not directly (unless the dose is very high) but ambien can cause people to fall asleep and sleepwalk, and xanax can lower inhibitions. So it's possible that somebody taking both drugs could do something foolish like walking off a cliff or driving.

It is strongly discouraged.

Yes, coffee may help.

Yes, you can take these drugs together, Just remember that phenergan also causes drowsiness. Be careful when sitting or standing. If you are over 60, be alert for the possibility of falls.

No, not according to a friend who landed in the emergency room after having a seizure while on the way to work at 5 in the afternoon. Doctors thought she had a stroke until they admitted and found it was the drug combo. I think everyonel needs to question their doctor and pharmacy regarding taking these drugs instead of just taking them blindly. Make a choice.

These two medications should not be taken together. Ambien/Zolpidem is a hypnotic sedative and will make you fall asleep. Its purpose is for short-term treatment of insomnia.

Tramadol/Ultram is a narcotic pain reliever that causes drowsiness and has had many reported adverse side effects (including seizures and severely depressed respiratory drive).

Taking two medications that have very similar effects (drowsiness, slowed motor response, and are CNS depressants, etc) are extremely dangerous and shouldn't be done without on or under the advise of a physician or pharmacist.

The prognosis following an overdose of Ambien and Klonopin is good, but the patient may experience some impairment in thinking and judgment.

No, you never take two sedative drugs together. Taking more than one sedative can make you pass out and even have trouble breathing. You do not need two tranquilizers. My advice would be to try the Hydoxyzine first, since that is the safer of those two choices. If you cannot get to sleep after a couple of hours, you can try half of your normal Ambien dose.

Ambien (zolpidem) comes in 5 mg and 10 mg strengths and Ambien CR comes in 6.25 mg and 12.5 mg strengths as an extended release. It is impossible to get 4 mg from tablets of the manufactured sizes, so you might want to check the medication strength. The usual dose is from 5 mg to 12.5 mg once daily at bedtime. The dose should not be exceeded.

Ywa, Yi=ou can even snoret them together! Just know your dosages and be sade!

I just ran out of my ambien and can't get it till next week...any suggestions on any other meds that will work as well as ambien for insomnia??? please help desperate to sleep!!

When you are on Abilify you should never take any other prescription drugs or OTC drugs. If you have been taking Ambien for a while and add Abilify you can suffer severe consequences. Please call your pharmacist and your doctors who prescribed your drugs to discuss both drugs and too seek alternatives to sleep problems while on Abilify. See the related links below.