How does one break an Ambein Addiction?
Q. How does one break an Ambein Addiction?
Asked by Scott D - Wed Mar 7 21:31:01 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really feel for you. I have been there. I could fill up this page of all the ridiculous things I used to do while I was on Ambien. But that's not what you asked so I want. I just had to decide one day that enough was enough and throw them in the toilet. I was absouletly miserable. I talked to my doctor and he put me on Ambien CR (non narcotic) which didn't seem to do much and then on Trazadone which seems to help pretty well. None work as well as Ambien did, but Ambien just wasn't worth the side effects. Good luck! Email me if you have any other questions.
Answered by Casey - Wed Mar 7 21:42:31 2007
Q. How does one break an Ambein Addiction?
Asked by Scott D - Wed Mar 7 21:31:01 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really feel for you. I have been there. I could fill up this page of all the ridiculous things I used to do while I was on Ambien. But that's not what you asked so I want. I just had to decide one day that enough was enough and throw them in the toilet. I was absouletly miserable. I talked to my doctor and he put me on Ambien CR (non narcotic) which didn't seem to do much and then on Trazadone which seems to help pretty well. None work as well as Ambien did, but Ambien just wasn't worth the side effects. Good luck! Email me if you have any other questions.
Answered by Casey - Wed Mar 7 21:42:31 2007
what is better lunesta or ambein?
Q. I have been taking ambien but it hasn't been working that well and I'm wondering if anyone has taken lunesta and how well it works.
Asked by twizliz - Wed Jun 10 07:15:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no "better" one as far as sleeping medication is concerned. What works for one person might not work for another. If Ambien is not working for you, by all means discuss it with your doctor and try an alternative until you find one that works. Lunesta is one of many options. Good luck!
Answered by Mr. Taco - Wed Jun 10 07:23:22 2009
Q. I have been taking ambien but it hasn't been working that well and I'm wondering if anyone has taken lunesta and how well it works.
Asked by twizliz - Wed Jun 10 07:15:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no "better" one as far as sleeping medication is concerned. What works for one person might not work for another. If Ambien is not working for you, by all means discuss it with your doctor and try an alternative until you find one that works. Lunesta is one of many options. Good luck!
Answered by Mr. Taco - Wed Jun 10 07:23:22 2009
Ambein Lawsuit got dropped ?
Q. it appears that the ambein lawsuit that was getting headlines got dropped ? why did the atty drop it ?
Asked by Mildred S - Tue Nov 13 03:14:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could be because he knew that there was no way to prove his case or force the company to settle.
Answered by Big Bobby Clobber - Tue Nov 13 03:24:23 2007
Q. it appears that the ambein lawsuit that was getting headlines got dropped ? why did the atty drop it ?
Asked by Mildred S - Tue Nov 13 03:14:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could be because he knew that there was no way to prove his case or force the company to settle.
Answered by Big Bobby Clobber - Tue Nov 13 03:24:23 2007
is it ok to use ambein durinf pregnancy?
Q. is it ok to use ambein durinf pregnancy?
Asked by natisha - Tue Jul 13 22:02:02 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You totally need to ask your obgyn..even if someone has been okay'd to take it, it doesn't mean YOU have been.
Answered by mariahrose85 - Tue Jul 13 22:07:57 2010
Q. is it ok to use ambein durinf pregnancy?
Asked by natisha - Tue Jul 13 22:02:02 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You totally need to ask your obgyn..even if someone has been okay'd to take it, it doesn't mean YOU have been.
Answered by mariahrose85 - Tue Jul 13 22:07:57 2010
i want to find the website for ambein the sleeping pills?
Q. i want to find the website for ambein the sleeping pills?
Asked by slayer - Mon Mar 6 11:24:23 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go...
Answered by dpacman - Mon Mar 6 11:28:31 2006
Q. i want to find the website for ambein the sleeping pills?
Asked by slayer - Mon Mar 6 11:24:23 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go...
Answered by dpacman - Mon Mar 6 11:28:31 2006
I crushed up Ambein and put it in my wifes drink so I could...?
Q. Sometimes (like last night) put Ambien in my wifes coffee after dinner, knocks her out in 20 mins, then I get to watch whatever I want on TV and drinks some beers without having to listen or look at her, is this mean? Its not like she passes out in her chair, she just says she is getting tired and heads to bed, no big deal. If she is drinking wine,sometimes I increase the dosge and she slurs her speech, funny as heck
Asked by Dan Sawyer - Sat May 22 14:30:50 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's so funny that when I asked a similar question (i.e. I put laxatives in husbands food when he didn't get me anything for my birthday), I was met with a positive response by the majority of those answering. When YOU ask a question along a similar line, you are met with complete negativity. Think it might have something to do with our genders? However, if she's drinking alcohol, mixing drugs and alcohol could be extremely dangerous for her. It can kill people, or at the very least, hospitalize her. How embarassing would it be to have to explain to doctors and to your wife that the reason she needed medical attention was becuase you were drugging her.
Answered by Helen - Sat May 22 14:40:58 2010
Q. Sometimes (like last night) put Ambien in my wifes coffee after dinner, knocks her out in 20 mins, then I get to watch whatever I want on TV and drinks some beers without having to listen or look at her, is this mean? Its not like she passes out in her chair, she just says she is getting tired and heads to bed, no big deal. If she is drinking wine,sometimes I increase the dosge and she slurs her speech, funny as heck
Asked by Dan Sawyer - Sat May 22 14:30:50 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's so funny that when I asked a similar question (i.e. I put laxatives in husbands food when he didn't get me anything for my birthday), I was met with a positive response by the majority of those answering. When YOU ask a question along a similar line, you are met with complete negativity. Think it might have something to do with our genders? However, if she's drinking alcohol, mixing drugs and alcohol could be extremely dangerous for her. It can kill people, or at the very least, hospitalize her. How embarassing would it be to have to explain to doctors and to your wife that the reason she needed medical attention was becuase you were drugging her.
Answered by Helen - Sat May 22 14:40:58 2010
Have you ever taken Ambein sleep aid?
Q. I have been takin it for a month now my doctor gave it to me for nightmares .I wake in the morning very qiuckly and my concern is I never am able to get the right amount of sleep.I have 3 kids and by the time all is said and done for the night it's late and I take it and I wake early every morning.Any one had these problems the waking up to early not sleeping the full time .No cause to wake just up and awake early.Thanks for any input
Asked by Holly - Mon Aug 25 02:06:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I didn't like Ambien because all it would to is make me "dopey" (for lack of a better word). But, I'm larger than the average person (6'7'') and they gave me the same dose as the would have given for, say, a 5'2'' lady at 115 lbs. For the most part, though, whenever it did finally put me to sleep, I'd almost always wake up at 7 am. But I wasn't super-groggy either. I'd always get my maximum amount of sleep (because the 8-hour recommended sleep is a crock). I wish you luck on your sleep aid. Not everyone is affected the same way, but I could give you a little bit of advice: Don't drive within 10 minutes of waking up after taking it the night previous. I was actually struggling against the medicine, but it was an emergeny, and no one… [cont.]
Answered by Cold Fart - Mon Aug 25 13:33:59 2008
Q. I have been takin it for a month now my doctor gave it to me for nightmares .I wake in the morning very qiuckly and my concern is I never am able to get the right amount of sleep.I have 3 kids and by the time all is said and done for the night it's late and I take it and I wake early every morning.Any one had these problems the waking up to early not sleeping the full time .No cause to wake just up and awake early.Thanks for any input
Asked by Holly - Mon Aug 25 02:06:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I didn't like Ambien because all it would to is make me "dopey" (for lack of a better word). But, I'm larger than the average person (6'7'') and they gave me the same dose as the would have given for, say, a 5'2'' lady at 115 lbs. For the most part, though, whenever it did finally put me to sleep, I'd almost always wake up at 7 am. But I wasn't super-groggy either. I'd always get my maximum amount of sleep (because the 8-hour recommended sleep is a crock). I wish you luck on your sleep aid. Not everyone is affected the same way, but I could give you a little bit of advice: Don't drive within 10 minutes of waking up after taking it the night previous. I was actually struggling against the medicine, but it was an emergeny, and no one… [cont.]
Answered by Cold Fart - Mon Aug 25 13:33:59 2008
im bulimic and depress and im takeing to much meds ineed help i take prozac,ativav,percocet,am bein,xanax.?
Q. i been bulimic for about 25years and and i suffer from depression,im taking meds for everthing but i kno i need help but my husdand thinks i could do it with out help i want to go and check some where for help i think about killing myself i cant live like this kno more, i take meds for everthing prozac,hydrocodone,oxycod oneal,zolpidem,and lorazepam,alprazolam,and i take like 25 laxatives like in two day per week or more i need help please.
Asked by Leticia D - Sat Mar 1 20:56:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. please seek professional help. there are plenty of online sites that could help you if you cant afford a therapist. Clearly you are going through a rough time and havent been able to do it alone and if your ready to stop you will need a ton of support.
Answered by Candj315 - Sat Mar 1 21:01:16 2008
Q. i been bulimic for about 25years and and i suffer from depression,im taking meds for everthing but i kno i need help but my husdand thinks i could do it with out help i want to go and check some where for help i think about killing myself i cant live like this kno more, i take meds for everthing prozac,hydrocodone,oxycod oneal,zolpidem,and lorazepam,alprazolam,and i take like 25 laxatives like in two day per week or more i need help please.
Asked by Leticia D - Sat Mar 1 20:56:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. please seek professional help. there are plenty of online sites that could help you if you cant afford a therapist. Clearly you are going through a rough time and havent been able to do it alone and if your ready to stop you will need a ton of support.
Answered by Candj315 - Sat Mar 1 21:01:16 2008
Sleep How to get it!!?
Q. All the alternative sleep aids just wire me, Lunesta hardly helps and trazadone worked for a while. I take 3mg of lunesta now it works some of the time. Ambein wires me too... Help
Asked by Bret - Fri Aug 4 21:49:18 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Homeopathy :- If you have been using sleeping pills and still cant go to sleep take nux vomica 30C about half hour before your bedtime and just lie down you will be sleeping like a baby before you know it and it will get rid of your pill popping habit too and you will wake up feeling refreshed and active after it . Take care and God Bless you !
Answered by sOuL dOcToR - Sat Aug 5 05:33:36 2006
Q. All the alternative sleep aids just wire me, Lunesta hardly helps and trazadone worked for a while. I take 3mg of lunesta now it works some of the time. Ambein wires me too... Help
Asked by Bret - Fri Aug 4 21:49:18 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Homeopathy :- If you have been using sleeping pills and still cant go to sleep take nux vomica 30C about half hour before your bedtime and just lie down you will be sleeping like a baby before you know it and it will get rid of your pill popping habit too and you will wake up feeling refreshed and active after it . Take care and God Bless you !
Answered by sOuL dOcToR - Sat Aug 5 05:33:36 2006
Safe to take 2 10mg ambiens?
Q. I took an ambien 10mg about 11pm est with 1 xanax and then I woke up around 12:30 so I took another 1 and half .5 xanax and I still cant sleep so my question is can I take another Ambein now that it is 3 am for me and I am wide awake? Just to make this clear all of these drugs are prescribed to me, I have chronic insominia for years and until now 1 10mg ambien and a .5 xanax would put me to sleep for the night. Now I am lucky to get an hour or two. Please no one suggest benadryl it will make me sleep a few hours too but it makes me feel so groggy I can't stand it. Rozerem doesnt do a thing for me :( I took 3 one night and finally went to sleep after a few hours. I have also taken lunesta which works pretty well but it leaves this awful… [cont.]
Asked by Jessa - Sat Sep 1 03:09:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is definitely not "dangerous". Unless mixed with alcohol, and more Xanax than you are describing, taking one more will not be harmful. The problem with Ambien is that you become very tolerant to it after a while. Although it doesn't cause a physical dependence, it probably does cause a psychological one. I think the generic ambien does not work as well in my experince, as the trade name. It shouldn't be any different, but I can tell a big difference. I agree with you about Lunesta and Benadryl. Without knowing your full medical history... My recommendation to you is to suffer 1 week with no ambien, and then restart slowly and try to use it every other night. I know it sounds hard, but you will likely find success. Try 2 Valerian's… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. Spain - Sat Sep 1 05:31:25 2007
Q. I took an ambien 10mg about 11pm est with 1 xanax and then I woke up around 12:30 so I took another 1 and half .5 xanax and I still cant sleep so my question is can I take another Ambein now that it is 3 am for me and I am wide awake? Just to make this clear all of these drugs are prescribed to me, I have chronic insominia for years and until now 1 10mg ambien and a .5 xanax would put me to sleep for the night. Now I am lucky to get an hour or two. Please no one suggest benadryl it will make me sleep a few hours too but it makes me feel so groggy I can't stand it. Rozerem doesnt do a thing for me :( I took 3 one night and finally went to sleep after a few hours. I have also taken lunesta which works pretty well but it leaves this awful… [cont.]
Asked by Jessa - Sat Sep 1 03:09:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is definitely not "dangerous". Unless mixed with alcohol, and more Xanax than you are describing, taking one more will not be harmful. The problem with Ambien is that you become very tolerant to it after a while. Although it doesn't cause a physical dependence, it probably does cause a psychological one. I think the generic ambien does not work as well in my experince, as the trade name. It shouldn't be any different, but I can tell a big difference. I agree with you about Lunesta and Benadryl. Without knowing your full medical history... My recommendation to you is to suffer 1 week with no ambien, and then restart slowly and try to use it every other night. I know it sounds hard, but you will likely find success. Try 2 Valerian's… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. Spain - Sat Sep 1 05:31:25 2007
Should I take more Ambien?
Q. I'm 16 and weigh about 105 lbs and I just took 10mg of Ambien and I feel pretty drowzy but making myself stay awake. Besides feelinga little tired I'm not getting any highs or hallucinagins and I can still clearly talk and think and see. Should i take another 5mg Ambein? Or wait longer to experience the effects.
Asked by bionca - Sat Jan 31 01:08:32 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know who told you Ambien is supposed to work that way but they lied to you. If you take more you will only cause yourself physical problems, not a high. You can wait as long as you want but you will only eventually pass out... have really bad dreams, and feel weird and out of it for the next 48 hrs. Ambien is not a drug to get high on. In addition, you could spur a psychotic episode and then you will be hospitalized, and could have to get electroshock and all of that. Not sure why you think you want to hallucinate and get high, but the drug you picked was certainly not a safe one for that.
Answered by SethSpeaks - Sat Jan 31 01:14:59 2009
Q. I'm 16 and weigh about 105 lbs and I just took 10mg of Ambien and I feel pretty drowzy but making myself stay awake. Besides feelinga little tired I'm not getting any highs or hallucinagins and I can still clearly talk and think and see. Should i take another 5mg Ambein? Or wait longer to experience the effects.
Asked by bionca - Sat Jan 31 01:08:32 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know who told you Ambien is supposed to work that way but they lied to you. If you take more you will only cause yourself physical problems, not a high. You can wait as long as you want but you will only eventually pass out... have really bad dreams, and feel weird and out of it for the next 48 hrs. Ambien is not a drug to get high on. In addition, you could spur a psychotic episode and then you will be hospitalized, and could have to get electroshock and all of that. Not sure why you think you want to hallucinate and get high, but the drug you picked was certainly not a safe one for that.
Answered by SethSpeaks - Sat Jan 31 01:14:59 2009
can i take 5mg of ambien tonight?
Q. around 9 pm if i took a teaspoon of apap with codeine . i have trouble falling asleep at night so i want to be able to take my ambein i took the teaspoon at 11:30 am
Asked by dreamlover6094 - Sat May 29 18:43:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If both were prescribed to you then it should be fine. Also 5 mg of Ambien is a low dose. Most importantly codeine only lasts 4-6hrs so it is no longer working if you took it at 11:30 am. Not to mention that it is common for people to take a hypnotic and an analgesic at the same time. Always keep in mind that if you have legitimate prescriptions and the doctor or doctors prescribing knew all your medication then you should be safe.
Answered by Mathieu - Sat May 29 19:26:04 2010
Q. around 9 pm if i took a teaspoon of apap with codeine . i have trouble falling asleep at night so i want to be able to take my ambein i took the teaspoon at 11:30 am
Asked by dreamlover6094 - Sat May 29 18:43:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If both were prescribed to you then it should be fine. Also 5 mg of Ambien is a low dose. Most importantly codeine only lasts 4-6hrs so it is no longer working if you took it at 11:30 am. Not to mention that it is common for people to take a hypnotic and an analgesic at the same time. Always keep in mind that if you have legitimate prescriptions and the doctor or doctors prescribing knew all your medication then you should be safe.
Answered by Mathieu - Sat May 29 19:26:04 2010
If you use Ambien, please answer....?
Q. As you can see from the time, I have problems falling alsleep even with Ambien. Ambien takes about 1 hour to 1 1/2 to "kick in." If you use Ambein how long does it take before you feel it working.
Asked by Claudia - Thu Jun 19 06:03:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've taken both Ambien and the CR and they don't touch me at all. I've tried most sleep aids available and I found that Trazodone worked the best.
Answered by Core - Thu Jun 19 06:07:48 2008
Q. As you can see from the time, I have problems falling alsleep even with Ambien. Ambien takes about 1 hour to 1 1/2 to "kick in." If you use Ambein how long does it take before you feel it working.
Asked by Claudia - Thu Jun 19 06:03:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've taken both Ambien and the CR and they don't touch me at all. I've tried most sleep aids available and I found that Trazodone worked the best.
Answered by Core - Thu Jun 19 06:07:48 2008
Was that Gods voice or my spirit guides voice that told me to do something? read on?
Q. I was beginning to get addicted to ambien the sleep aid, and one morning in the back of my head a voice said get the pills and flush them now! so i did right away and i told my doctor not to give them to me anymore because of the effects ambein caused, was that God or my spirit guide because thta medication was very addictive to me, i am very sensative when it comes to meds. American soldiers in Iraq are the best including any other soldiers from other countries that are there!
Asked by daisy322_98 - Fri Dec 1 08:46:23 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GOD am certain as in my opinion Spirit Guides have other purposes
Answered by Marvin R - Fri Dec 1 08:57:37 2006
Q. I was beginning to get addicted to ambien the sleep aid, and one morning in the back of my head a voice said get the pills and flush them now! so i did right away and i told my doctor not to give them to me anymore because of the effects ambein caused, was that God or my spirit guide because thta medication was very addictive to me, i am very sensative when it comes to meds. American soldiers in Iraq are the best including any other soldiers from other countries that are there!
Asked by daisy322_98 - Fri Dec 1 08:46:23 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GOD am certain as in my opinion Spirit Guides have other purposes
Answered by Marvin R - Fri Dec 1 08:57:37 2006
I can't sleep due to my anxiety, what medicine can help?
Q. I have lately been suffering from severe anxiety, which leads to many sleepless nights. I probably get 11-14 hours of sleep a week lately (the past two months) and i am exhausted. But i cannot sleep due to my anxiety. I have tried xanax and that actually has a reverse reaction on me. I have tried Ambein/Lunesta and both do nothing. I am desperate and am considering going to the hospital because my local doctor just keeps prescribing a higher dose of Ambein. Anyone have this problem or know a solution or maybe a drug that helps? thanks.
Asked by Briana Lee - Thu May 6 16:48:36 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have lately been suffering from severe anxiety, which leads to many sleepless nights. I probably get 11-14 hours of sleep a week lately (the past two months) and i am exhausted. But i cannot sleep due to my anxiety. I have tried xanax and that actually has a reverse reaction on me. I have tried Ambein/Lunesta and both do nothing. I am desperate and am considering going to the hospital because my local doctor just keeps prescribing a higher dose of Ambein. Anyone have this problem or know a solution or maybe a drug that helps? thanks.
Asked by Briana Lee - Thu May 6 16:48:36 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Has anyone ever woke up crying?
Q. I woke up in the middle of the night around 3am and I was balling my eyes out but I have no idea why...I can't remember about dreaming anything and it was a really weird feeling because I couldn't stop and i had to tell myself there was no reason to cry. I was trying to think of anything that would have made me do that but I didn't watch anything sad before bed (although I did watch American Idol last night and I do have to say the guy that did ring of fire made me sad because it was horrible...I was so mad about that...lol)and I'm not depressed or anything right now...I am on Ambein though and have only been on it for it about a month but I haven't had anything like this happen before and I don't want it to happen again...what could have… [cont.]
Asked by MiMi - Wed Mar 18 07:45:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I woke up crying after dreaming I was talking to my mother who had passed away, she was telling me she was happy. You was probably dreaming of something and when you woke up you just couldn't remember. Dreams are a powerful thing.
Answered by Virginia C - Wed Mar 18 07:55:29 2009
Q. I woke up in the middle of the night around 3am and I was balling my eyes out but I have no idea why...I can't remember about dreaming anything and it was a really weird feeling because I couldn't stop and i had to tell myself there was no reason to cry. I was trying to think of anything that would have made me do that but I didn't watch anything sad before bed (although I did watch American Idol last night and I do have to say the guy that did ring of fire made me sad because it was horrible...I was so mad about that...lol)and I'm not depressed or anything right now...I am on Ambein though and have only been on it for it about a month but I haven't had anything like this happen before and I don't want it to happen again...what could have… [cont.]
Asked by MiMi - Wed Mar 18 07:45:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I woke up crying after dreaming I was talking to my mother who had passed away, she was telling me she was happy. You was probably dreaming of something and when you woke up you just couldn't remember. Dreams are a powerful thing.
Answered by Virginia C - Wed Mar 18 07:55:29 2009
real labor coming or not?
Q. So i went to the hospital this morning with VERY strong contractions that were about 5 minutes apart. They stayed consistent at the hospital but the second they stopped being consistent they sent me home with a Percocet and ambein because i wasnt dilating at all and told me to get some rest. After i woke up they werent half has strong as they had been and then pretty much completely stopped. so i took another nap feeling tired and having a headace. Now that i am awake again i am getting some pretty strong contractions that are still not regulated. This is driving me nuts. How long can this go on for. Is it the beginning of labor or just false labor. I am 4 cm and 70% efaced. But was told that yesterday at my doc appt and had no change… [cont.]
Asked by HondaRGurl - Thu Dec 3 23:19:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow!! 36 weeks is early, although not far fetched. My water broke at 36 weeks with my first so I have done that. It sounds like what is prodromal labor. It's not necessary false labor, as there is nothing false about any labor. The contractions might be toning the uterus or they might be effacing you but they just aren't dilating the cervix. Prodromal labor is the most frustrating labor you can go through. I have had it start at 36 weeks and go clear to my due date when I did finally start real labor. Personally, I would try drinking alot of water and lie on your right side, as if you were in preterm labor and trying to stop it. You can get in a warm tub and that will help with the contractions and possibly slow you down. You can… [cont.]
Answered by tryoneverything - Thu Dec 3 23:35:13 2009
Q. So i went to the hospital this morning with VERY strong contractions that were about 5 minutes apart. They stayed consistent at the hospital but the second they stopped being consistent they sent me home with a Percocet and ambein because i wasnt dilating at all and told me to get some rest. After i woke up they werent half has strong as they had been and then pretty much completely stopped. so i took another nap feeling tired and having a headace. Now that i am awake again i am getting some pretty strong contractions that are still not regulated. This is driving me nuts. How long can this go on for. Is it the beginning of labor or just false labor. I am 4 cm and 70% efaced. But was told that yesterday at my doc appt and had no change… [cont.]
Asked by HondaRGurl - Thu Dec 3 23:19:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow!! 36 weeks is early, although not far fetched. My water broke at 36 weeks with my first so I have done that. It sounds like what is prodromal labor. It's not necessary false labor, as there is nothing false about any labor. The contractions might be toning the uterus or they might be effacing you but they just aren't dilating the cervix. Prodromal labor is the most frustrating labor you can go through. I have had it start at 36 weeks and go clear to my due date when I did finally start real labor. Personally, I would try drinking alot of water and lie on your right side, as if you were in preterm labor and trying to stop it. You can get in a warm tub and that will help with the contractions and possibly slow you down. You can… [cont.]
Answered by tryoneverything - Thu Dec 3 23:35:13 2009
What is the best treatment option for Severe Chronic Insomnia when most other treatments have failed?
Q. Background: These are the medications I have been on for sleep (none have worked): Chloral Hydrate, Ambein, Lunesta, Sonata, most antihistamines (incl. Hydroxyzine), most benzo's (incl. Nitrazepam, Xanax bars, Klonopin, etc.), Trazedone. My doctor ramped most of these up to their maximum doses before finding them ineffective for me. NOTE: I also tried some other drugs (the street kind) which only made me high and not sleepy - including green crack (a special variant of MJ where I live - knocks most people out in a half hour - despite the name there is no 'crack' in it) - and alcohol, which only gave me a bleeding ulcer - note that MJ is legal in my state for medicinal use (for which I have a license) I have co-occuring severe… [cont.]
Asked by Galen - Tue Jul 21 18:03:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was just wondering if you had tried a more 'natural' approach to correcting your insomnia as opposed to all the medications. I had a conditon a year ago that required me to take a lot of prescription meds. Some of these meds actually contributed to my lack of sleep. I was tired all day, couldn't concentrate and this did not help the depression that I was suffering from due to the medical condition either. My doctor prescribed more medications for the insomnia and I became increasingly concerned about having to mix so many medications. So, I decided to try the natural methods and they did help me. Good sleep hygiene and sleep habits: You need to schedule a bed time and stick with it. Turn off that television about an hour before… [cont.]
Answered by DAnn - Tue Jul 21 19:04:31 2009
Q. Background: These are the medications I have been on for sleep (none have worked): Chloral Hydrate, Ambein, Lunesta, Sonata, most antihistamines (incl. Hydroxyzine), most benzo's (incl. Nitrazepam, Xanax bars, Klonopin, etc.), Trazedone. My doctor ramped most of these up to their maximum doses before finding them ineffective for me. NOTE: I also tried some other drugs (the street kind) which only made me high and not sleepy - including green crack (a special variant of MJ where I live - knocks most people out in a half hour - despite the name there is no 'crack' in it) - and alcohol, which only gave me a bleeding ulcer - note that MJ is legal in my state for medicinal use (for which I have a license) I have co-occuring severe… [cont.]
Asked by Galen - Tue Jul 21 18:03:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was just wondering if you had tried a more 'natural' approach to correcting your insomnia as opposed to all the medications. I had a conditon a year ago that required me to take a lot of prescription meds. Some of these meds actually contributed to my lack of sleep. I was tired all day, couldn't concentrate and this did not help the depression that I was suffering from due to the medical condition either. My doctor prescribed more medications for the insomnia and I became increasingly concerned about having to mix so many medications. So, I decided to try the natural methods and they did help me. Good sleep hygiene and sleep habits: You need to schedule a bed time and stick with it. Turn off that television about an hour before… [cont.]
Answered by DAnn - Tue Jul 21 19:04:31 2009
15 and have insomnia?!?!?
Q. ok well im almost 15 and i have wierd insomnia. i am perfectly healthy and watch what i eat. i try to excersise alot and try living a stress free life. i just don't know why i cant get to sleep. is it normal for teenagers to have trouble with sleeping? i have tried everything my room is dark and cool, i tried a noise thing, but idk why i cant. *** I was given xanax for short term it helps me but i cant take it everynight. also i took an ambein and they help but my doctor wont prescribe them too me. (they are NON-narcotic idk why he just wont!)
Asked by joe - Mon Mar 17 19:54:28 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the year 2008 Yes you are normal To get to sleep this day and age is kind of like trying to take a nap at the airport in a thunderstorm when all the flights have been canceled. You have so much going on around you school computer or XBOX 360 Halo 3 or WII or Playstation 3 Who's house should I spend the spring break with today What is going to happen when I get my driver permit when I turn 16 Have I explained enough why you have a hard time sleeping -- -- -- -- --
Answered by She It I do - Mon Mar 17 20:04:07 2008
Q. ok well im almost 15 and i have wierd insomnia. i am perfectly healthy and watch what i eat. i try to excersise alot and try living a stress free life. i just don't know why i cant get to sleep. is it normal for teenagers to have trouble with sleeping? i have tried everything my room is dark and cool, i tried a noise thing, but idk why i cant. *** I was given xanax for short term it helps me but i cant take it everynight. also i took an ambein and they help but my doctor wont prescribe them too me. (they are NON-narcotic idk why he just wont!)
Asked by joe - Mon Mar 17 19:54:28 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the year 2008 Yes you are normal To get to sleep this day and age is kind of like trying to take a nap at the airport in a thunderstorm when all the flights have been canceled. You have so much going on around you school computer or XBOX 360 Halo 3 or WII or Playstation 3 Who's house should I spend the spring break with today What is going to happen when I get my driver permit when I turn 16 Have I explained enough why you have a hard time sleeping -- -- -- -- --
Answered by She It I do - Mon Mar 17 20:04:07 2008
Easing Oxycodone And Opiate Withdrawals?
Q. Hi All, I have been compiling a guide (I am a recovering painkiller addict) of things that are helpful to someone who quit and is recovering. Can you add something besides- rest, food, yadda yadda so far I have? Most of the list below I have found to be useful through trial and error. I am not looking for therapy, and GOD answers. Im looking for a grunt's guide for those who are going to quit at home. 1)Benzodiazapines (preferably Valium) 2)Requip (For restless leg) 3)Marijuanna (high quality) 4)Clonidine (but only help a very small amount) 5)Ambein (to sleep) 6)Ibprofen
Asked by fenris999 - Sun Mar 30 14:13:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Methadone. You want something of the same class with a very long half life. The meds above would only part of the symptoms that methadone would cover. Getting back a natural circadian rhythm by waking up the same time of the day would eliminate some sort of sleep med. Maybe someone with a pill problem shouldn't look for another pill to solve it. Check first with a licensed health practitioner before making any drastic changes.
Answered by Fuzzy - Mon Mar 31 16:55:58 2008
Q. Hi All, I have been compiling a guide (I am a recovering painkiller addict) of things that are helpful to someone who quit and is recovering. Can you add something besides- rest, food, yadda yadda so far I have? Most of the list below I have found to be useful through trial and error. I am not looking for therapy, and GOD answers. Im looking for a grunt's guide for those who are going to quit at home. 1)Benzodiazapines (preferably Valium) 2)Requip (For restless leg) 3)Marijuanna (high quality) 4)Clonidine (but only help a very small amount) 5)Ambein (to sleep) 6)Ibprofen
Asked by fenris999 - Sun Mar 30 14:13:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Methadone. You want something of the same class with a very long half life. The meds above would only part of the symptoms that methadone would cover. Getting back a natural circadian rhythm by waking up the same time of the day would eliminate some sort of sleep med. Maybe someone with a pill problem shouldn't look for another pill to solve it. Check first with a licensed health practitioner before making any drastic changes.
Answered by Fuzzy - Mon Mar 31 16:55:58 2008
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