Highflyer_GP
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Sleep at 3am, wake up at 6am, for about 1,5 years. This led to lethargy at work, which wasn't good for my career. Only 3 of these pills left though, then I'm all clear
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Sleep at 3am, wake up at 6am, for about 1,5 years. This led to lethargy at work, which wasn't good for my career. Only 3 of these pills left though, then I'm all clear
PostmanPot
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Alcohol: relaxation, mood lift, happiness, giddiness, talkativeness, reduced social anxiety.
Had a read through this thread and have found it interesting. Personally, I am glad I don't have a sleeping disorder. I'm terrified of getting hooked on pills. Don't want to crave anything worse than I crave chocolate ... Anyhow, I had an op on the 18th and was prescribed some sleeping pills. I took a whole one Tuesday night, after the op ... was talking to someone in the ward and could barely concentrate. Felt like falling over ... Not fun!
... Anyhow, I had an op on the 18th and was prescribed some sleeping pills. I took a whole one Tuesday night, after the op ... was talking to someone in the ward and could barely concentrate. Felt like falling over ... Not fun!Sleep at 3am, wake up at 6am, for about 1,5 years. This led to lethargy at work, which wasn't good for my career. Only 3 of these pills left though, then I'm all clear
How do you get by on that at all. You must be a mess. Even today I could only handle a few nights in a row . When I was sick insomnia would leave me unable to move literally with a heart rate well over 100 and I still wouldn't take meds.
Then again I've had very bad experiences with them. Don't think you have much choice unfortunately.
I don't need any of that
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PostmanPot
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Highflyer_GP
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Yeah it was getting quite hectic but I didn't have much of a choice, needed to work quite a lot of late nights. And off days didn't help because I've already adjusted to that weird sleeping pattern. New job is normal 9-5 so hopefully it's all gone now
How do you get by on that at all. You must be a mess. Even today I could only handle a few nights in a row . When I was sick insomnia would leave me unable to move literally with a heart rate well over 100 and I still wouldn't take meds.
Then again I've had very bad experiences with them. Don't think you have much choice unfortunately.
According to the doc a two week prescription of this would work well as a quick fix because it wasn't really insomnia, I just became nocturnal over the years.
acidrain
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I dunno what the doc gave me, but was feeling really ill one day, throwing up all over the show. Went to the hosp. and the doc stuck a needle in my a$$ cheek, after that he told me to take 2 of these anti-nausea tablets now and also try not to do anything like drive ( luckily i was taken by my mom to the hosp. )
Looked at him funny thinking why cant i drive and on the way home, whatever this stuff was, knocked me out cold. Woke up sometime during the night went to the kitchen and my mom just asked if i slept well.
I responded with "What time is it, i couldnt have slept maybe a few hours" ( thinking thats its still night time ).
Mom looked at me and laughed... " Actually you have been sleeping for two days ".
Looked at him funny thinking why cant i drive and on the way home, whatever this stuff was, knocked me out cold. Woke up sometime during the night went to the kitchen and my mom just asked if i slept well.
I responded with "What time is it, i couldnt have slept maybe a few hours" ( thinking thats its still night time ).
Mom looked at me and laughed... " Actually you have been sleeping for two days ".
nocilah
Banned
halcion - now thats the bomb.
acidrain
Executive Member
During placebo-controlled clinical studies in which 1,003 patients received triazolam Tablets ( halcion ), the most awesome side effects were extensions of the pharmacologic activity of triazolam, e.g. drowsiness ( just your typical high ), dizziness ( after hitting that "bucket" ), or light-headedness ( after polishing that case of man cans ).... no need for crack or tik ne more kids here's your real all-in-one remedy
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nocilah
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halcion wasn't disused in a lot of places for no reason. still doesnt change the fact that halcion is the bomb.
acidrain
Executive Member
no problem, reply fixed to better get through what i meant
I dunno what the doc gave me, but was feeling really ill one day, throwing up all over the show. Went to the hosp. and the doc stuck a needle in my a$$ cheek, after that he told me to take 2 of these anti-nausea tablets now and also try not to do anything like drive ( luckily i was taken by my mom to the hosp. )
Looked at him funny thinking why cant i drive and on the way home, whatever this stuff was, knocked me out cold. Woke up sometime during the night went to the kitchen and my mom just asked if i slept well.
I responded with "What time is it, i couldnt have slept maybe a few hours" ( thinking thats its still night time ).
Mom looked at me and laughed... " Actually you have been sleeping for two days ".
Yeah had that too. Didn't sleep though. Just lay there and went for a ride. Also took a cheap Valoid knockoff that did the same thing
Lennytiger
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I have taken zolpidem for two repeat prescriptions of six packets per script. They are wonderful for getting you off to sleep. The body however does get "used" to them. At first many people experience some psychedelic effects, such as moving walls "a waving motion", visual impairment, hallucination and morphing of two objects to become one strange looking thing you can't quite figure out what it is.
After some time these effects vanish and you simply get tired and heavy and fall asleep. In the morning there is some feeling of a hangover, but it goes quickly and if you get a full 12 hours of rest you will not have these symptoms. I do NOT recomend driving early morning after going to sleep the night before on these as your reactions are still very sluggish.
Don't take more than one at a time, usually you just vomit if you pop two at a time. A high enough dosage of zolpidem is potentially life threatening.
I've drank alcohol before taking this medication and it does not seem to have side effects, this could differ between individuals.
Anything else you want to know? Just ask.
After some time these effects vanish and you simply get tired and heavy and fall asleep. In the morning there is some feeling of a hangover, but it goes quickly and if you get a full 12 hours of rest you will not have these symptoms. I do NOT recomend driving early morning after going to sleep the night before on these as your reactions are still very sluggish.
Don't take more than one at a time, usually you just vomit if you pop two at a time. A high enough dosage of zolpidem is potentially life threatening.
I've drank alcohol before taking this medication and it does not seem to have side effects, this could differ between individuals.
Anything else you want to know? Just ask.
Mila
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I have taken this medicine for 4 months now due to not being able to sleep with the depression medicines I'm on. Zolpidem works wonders. I had a few odd moments where my child found me sleep walking, just in the fridge, hungry I guess. I saw things the first time I took a whole 10 mg. I'm glad others wrote reviews because my husband thought I was mental. Other then that it's been a blessing. I wake up at 6:30 every morning refreshed and brand new. I would tell anyone if you take it laying down. Don't go walk around it's meant for bedtime for a reason. It's worth a try for anyone not being able to sleep. Oh also I sleep from 9 to 6 every night. I may wake up once and I take nothing else for sleep.
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