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Cross tolerance?
I want to know
I have developed tolerance to Clonazepam
Now I want to know zolpidem will help me?
As Clonazepam enhance gaba
And zolpidem increase gaba A
So zolpidem will help me to fall asleep
Or I have developed tolerance to zolpidem also
Please answer complete in one line
Don't say just yes or no I get confused
(It's just for general information)
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Rather then jumping from one sleeping pills to another, you should find out the reasons for your symptoms and get treatment according.
Development of tolerance is the property of every sleeping pills.
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sleeping pills addiction is possible and should only be taken after consulting Psychiatrist.
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There is a possibility of cross tolerance in these two medications, you'll come to know only after taking zolpidem, but I would suggest you get yourself evaluated so that the cause for your sleep disturbance can be found and treated accordingly
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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Thank you for sharing query here .. Need detailed evaluation for your query..we I'll look after your concern in detailed once you consult us .and don't worry at all .we are here for your help only. .God Bless You
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