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Hlo I am on fluvoxamine 50 mg at morning and 100 mg at night and 50 mg clomipramine at night....but from last 7 to 8 days I developed insomnia...now my psychiatrist suggest me zolpidem 10mg for 3 days....to make my sleep cycle regular but I feel nausea please tell me is it ok to use it for 3 days
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Yes u can take zolpidem…take tablet aftr fud
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If Zolpidem is nauseous as few feel There are alternatives which can be safely prescribed. Consult your psychiatrist or anyone else and seek the same. Good luck
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Yes, it is ok
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
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Yes its safe.. U can use it
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