Ambien CR

Generic: Zolpidem Extended Release Tablets
Brand: Ambien CR

Note

• Certain people who take Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) have engaged in activities such as sleepwalking, sleep driving eating and making food, and having sex, as well as other activities while they were not awake. In rare cases, it has led to serious injuries or even death. A majority of people don’t remember doing this. If this occurs discontinue using Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) and inform your doctor immediately.¶

Uses of Ambien CR

• It is utilized to treat sleep issues.

What should I inform my doctor before I start taking Ambien CR?

• If you suffer from an allergy to Zolpidem as well as any component of Ambien C.R. (zolpidem extended release tablets).
• If you’re allergic to Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) as well as any other component in Ambien (zolpidem extended-release tablet) as well as any other food, drugs, or other substances. Discuss with your doctor the allergy and the symptoms you noticed.
• If you suffer from liver disease, you should consult your doctor.
• If you’re taking other medications that make you feel sleepy. There are a variety of drugs that cause this. Consult your physician or pharmacist for advice if you’re not sure.
• If you’ve previously used Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) or a similar drug to this in the past and performed any task or action when you were not awake.

This isn’t a comprehensive list of all the drugs or health conditions that are interfering when taken with Ambien C.R. (zolpidem Extended-release tablet).

Inform your pharmacist and doctor about all your medications (prescription or OTC products, natural, vitamins) as well as health issues. It is essential to make sure that it’s safe to consume Ambien CR (zolpidem extended release tablets) alongside all your medical conditions and medications. Do not begin or stop or alter the dosage of any medication without consulting with your physician.

What are the things I must be aware of or do when I am taking Ambien CR?

• Inform all of your health professionals that you are taking Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets). This includes physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and dentists.
• This medication could become an addiction-forming drug over the course of long-term use.
• If sleep medications are taken regularly for more than a couple of weeks, they might not be effective enough in helping with sleep issues. This is called tolerance. It is recommended to only use sleeping pills for a short period. If you experience persistent sleep issues, contact your doctor.
• Don’t take naps.
• To reduce the risk of becoming nauseated or having a seizure If you are prone to feeling dizzy or passing out, get up slowly if were lying or sitting down. Be cautious when going up and down the stairs.
• Avoid drinking alcohol while using Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets). Don’t take Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) after drinking alcohol at night or before going to you go to bed.
• Discuss with your doctor prior to you taking other medications and natural substances that may reduce your performance.
• This medication can lead to an increase in alertness or sleepiness. This could result in injuries and falls that could be extremely serious. Extremely serious injuries, such as bleeding from the brain have occurred. Discuss with your doctor.
• If you’re a woman take Ambien CR (zolpidem extended release tablets) with caution. You may experience more adverse negative effects.
• If you’re 60 or older, you should use Ambien C (zolpidem extended release tablets) with caution. There is a chance that you will experience more adverse consequences.
• The medicine is not suitable for use by children. There is a risk of adverse negative effects such as nausea and hallucinations that can be elevated for children. However, your child’s physician might decide that the benefits of taking Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) might outweigh the potential risks. Discuss with your doctor if you have any questions about the possibility of giving Ambien C.R. (zolpidem extended release tablets) to your child.
• It is possible that you are not alert. Avoid driving or performing other actions or activities that require your attention during the day following your use of Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets).
• Inform your doctor if are expecting, planning on becoming pregnant, or breast-feeding. It is important to discuss with your doctor the advantages and potential risks for both you and your baby.
• Taking Ambien Cr (zolpidem extended release tablets) during the third trimester of pregnancy can cause health issues for the baby. Discuss with your doctor.

What is the most effective way to use this medicine (Ambien CR)?

Utilize Ambien Creatine (zolpidem extended-release tablet) according to the instructions of your physician. Review all the information that is given to you. Follow the instructions carefully.

• If you are still having difficulty sleeping after 7-10 days, consult your physician.
• Consume Ambien CR (zolpidem extended release tablets) at nighttime.
• Use Ambien (zolpidem Extended-release tablet) just once each night.
• Have a meal that is empty.
• Don’t drink with or immediately after eating.
• Consume Ambien CR (zolpidem Extended-release tablet) prior to getting to your bed.
• Take a full swallow. Don’t chew, break or crush.
• Don’t consume Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) as long as you’re able to have a complete night’s rest (at least 7-8 hours) before you are required to be active once more.

What should I do if I miss a dose?

• If you are taking Ambien CR (zolpidem extended release tablets) regularly and miss a dose, you should take it immediately after you start thinking about it.
• If you aren’t in a position to have a good night’s rest (at least 7 hours) following the missed dose, simply skip any missed doses and return to normal.
• Don’t take 2 doses simultaneously or take additional doses.
• Do not exceed one dosing of Ambien CR (zolpidem extended-release tablets) within one day.
• On a lot of occasions, Ambien C (zolpidem extended release tablets) is prescribed in a sporadic manner. Don’t take it more frequently than prescribed by your doctor.

What are the possible side effects?

Warning/Caution: Although it isn’t a common occurrence certain people can experience extremely dangerous and often fatal adverse effects while taking a medication. Talk to your doctor or seek medical attention immediately in case you experience any of the signs or symptoms that could be related to the occurrence of a serious adverse result:

• The signs that indicate an allergic reaction such as rash; itching, hives, and itching; swelling, red, blistered, or peeling skin without or with coughing, wheezing, or tightness in the throat or chest difficulties swallowing, breathing, or speaking with unusual hoarseness, and swelling in the face, mouth or tongue. or throat.
• Changes in behavior, whether worse or new, or mood changes, such as depressive symptoms or suicidal thoughts.
• hallucinations (seeing and hearing sounds that aren’t present).
• I’m feeling confused.
• Uncertain of your thoughts.
• Slow breathing or trouble breathing or breathing shallowly.
• Balance changes.
• Change in eyesight.
• Memory issues or loss.
• I am feeling very tired and weak.
• Dizziness.
• Sleepy and tired the next day.
• Headache.
• Upset stomach.
• Diarrhea.
• Feeling weak or tired.

This is not the only list of the possible side effects that could be experienced. If you have any questions regarding side effects, contact your physician. Consult your doctor for advice from a medical professional regarding the effects of side effects.

You can report any adverse reactions directly to FDA by calling 800-332-1088.

If I overdose on it?

If you suspect there’s an overdose, you should call your poison control center or seek medical attention immediately. Prepare to inform the person who took what in the first place, how much and the time it occurred.

How to store/discard the medicine?

• Keep the items in the room at room temperature.
• Keep it in a dry location. Don’t store it in the bathroom.
• Be safe from the sun’s rays.
• Make sure that all drugs are kept in a secure location. Make sure that all drugs are away from the reach of pets and children.
• Dispose of old or ineffective medicines that have expired or are not used. Don’t flush them through an empty toilet or pour them into a drain unless are instructed to do it. Talk to your pharmacist if you have any questions about the best method to dispose of the drugs. There are likely to be drug take back programs in your region.

Consumer information use

• If your health or symptoms problems don’t improve or if they get worse contact your physician.
• Do not share your prescriptions with other people and don’t consume any other person’s drug.
• The medicine comes with a patient information sheet called a Medication Guide. Be sure to read it carefully. Reread it every time Ambien (zolpidem extended-release tablet) is filled. If you have questions regarding Ambien Cre (zolpidem extended-release tablet) consult the pharmacist, doctor or any other health professional.
• If you believe there’s an overdose, you should call your poison control center or seek medical assistance immediately. Prepare to inform the person who took the amount, how much, and the time it occurred.

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