What is Ambien 5mg?

Ambien 5mg is a sedative or hypnotic which is primarily used for the short term treatment of sleeping problems.

Zolpidem or say Ambien online both are the same. Ambien is the brand name while the generic name is Zolpidem.

Doctors recommend Ambien 5 mg for anxiety-related issues like insomnia and other sleeping difficulties. Ambien has been classified as sedative-hypnotic that works to quiet and slow brain activity to induce sleep.

Is Ambien a Narcotic?

Ambien 5 mg does not work like a narcotic drug but belongs to a sedative-hypnotic commonly known as depressants.

Ambien 5mg Dosage

When you intake pills of  Ambien consulting the doctor beforehand is recommended. Take a dosage of Ambien 5 mg only after consulting the doctor. The patient should not cut or crush immediate-release tablets. Do not cut or crush extended-release tablets. Also, take the Ambien 5 mg pills just before you are planning to sleep.

Tablets of Ambien are available in the strength of 5 mg and 10 mg while the extended-release tablets are also available in strengths of 6.25 mg and 12.5 mg. If the patient is already taking Ambien then the doctor may prescribe a lower dosage of Ambien to the patient.

If  Zolpidem 5mg is taken incorrect form then it makes you feel relaxed, comfortable and sleepy.

Ambien 5mg Side Effects

Usually, patients intake Ambien pills themselves and indulge in self-medication which causes harm to them.

Ambien 5mg users often suffer from the issue of amnesia and often studies have proved that humans may gain weight around the abdomen (visceral fat)and to move around less.

At standard doses, Ambien 5mg and similar medications are generally much less addictive than these benzodiazepines.

Generally, people who take Ambien 5 mg may get high or muffle their anxiety may experience a rebound effect Ae drug wears off and may take more pills to combat it.

  Severe and common unhealthy symptoms of Ambien 5mg:-

• Constipation
• Severe headache
• Sleepiness
• Confusion
• Dark urine
• Difficulty in breathing
• Loss of appetite
• Nausea
• Yellowish eyes
• Sore throat
• Unusual bleeding
• Vomiting
• Sweating
• Fatigue
• Motor system weakness