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The statistic given by the American Sleep Foundation says that 50 to 70 million Americans have an ongoing sleep disorder. While there are many sleep-related conditions, insomnia tends to be the most common one. Probably this is the reason millions of people seek medicinal treatment for their problems and see Ambien as an effective tool to achieve their goal.

              Ambien is a sleeping pill that has been present on the pharmaceutical market for more than 30 years. While millions of people use it, you still cannot buy it without a doctor’s prescription as it belongs to Schedule IV substances.

More on Ambien

              Ambien comes in the form of pills. The medication contains an active substance zolpidem, which is classified as nonbenzodiazepine. The preparation produces a sedative-hypnotic effect, which allows for falling asleep easier and faster.

              Based on the FDA recommendations, Ambien should be used in patients having trouble initiating sleep. Also, this medication is recommended for short-term treatment only as its long-term effects on the body may bring significant discomfort.

Dosing Information

              Depending on the severity of your condition, age, and response to the therapy, your doctor may recommend taking either 5 mg or 10 mg dose of the medication. The preparation should be used once daily before sleep. Please note that the maximum safe daily dose is 10 mg. Any extra increase can cause severe side effects and overdose symptoms.

General Advice on Ambien Intake

              Treatment with Ambien requires you to follow specific recommendations to minimize unwanted reactions and get maximum benefit from the therapy. Check through the list of the most common advice for zolpidem users.

• Start treatment with the lower dose (5 mg). If it doesn’t work or the effect is weak, increase the dosage to 10 mg. Please note that this should be agreed upon with your doctor.
• Don’t take Ambien with a meal, as it may reduce the effectiveness of the preparation.
• If you are older than 65, your doctor will likely recommend taking a 5 mg dose of the drug to mitigate motor and cognitive function impairment, which is more common among such patients.
• Ambien works fast, so you’d better ingest a pill when you are already in bed.
• With Ambien, you need a minimum of 7 – 8 hours of sleep. Don’t take the pill if you have to wake up earlier than that. Otherwise, you’ll have trouble staying alert and concentrated.
• If you notice no improvement within 7 – 10 days of treatment, contact your doctor for advice.
• Never increase your dose without checking with your healthcare provider.
• When you choose to stop taking the medication, do it by gradually reducing the dose. Abrupt discontinuation can trigger a withdrawal reaction.

Precautions and Contraindications to the Drug

              While Ambien is highly effective, it bears some risks of unwanted reactions, especially in people with contraindications to the drug. You should not take this preparation if you are allergic to zolpidem or other components of the pills. Also, this medication is not intended for children.

There’s not enough evidence of Ambien safety in pregnant and lactating women. We know, however, that zolpidem crosses the placenta and is excreted into breast milk, which may have certain risks for fetuses and breastfed babies.

People with some medical conditions should be super careful with this preparation and use it only by doctor’s prescription. So if you have any of the listed health issues, you’d better minimize or avoid Ambien intake.

• Sleepwalking or hallucinations;
• Depression, suicidal thoughts, or suicidal behavior;
• Mild-to-moderate sleep apnea;
• Severe hepatic impairment;
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease;
• Certain metabolism issues.

Interactions with Other Medications

              Sedation is one of the basic effects of Ambien pills. This should be taken into account when you use some other preparations, as they may interact and intensify the effects of zolpidem. Please avoid the concomitant use of Ambien with:

• Other CNS depressants (sedative-hypnotics, barbiturates, benzodiazepines);
• Tricyclic antidepressants (imipramine);
• Rifampin;

Possible Adverse Effects

              The intake of any medication is accompanied by the risks of side effects. The most often reported unwanted reactions to Ambien include:

• Dizziness;
• Drowsiness;
• Diarrhea;
• Headache;

If you take Ambien pills and sleep less than 7 hours, you may feel sleepy and disoriented.

Summing up

              Ambien can become a real savior for people with insomnia. However, take this option as your last resort after trying to normalize your sleep by following proper sleep hygiene, counseling, and OTC treatments for sleep disorders. Ambien will likely help you fall asleep on the very first try, yet you should also be ready to experience some side effects. The latter usually doesn’t matter much for someone who hasn’t slept for days, but you shouldn’t ignore that anyway.