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Zolpidem er
Is it possible to use zolpidem 3 weeks in a month With one week gap To avoid tolerance
in this way can I use zolpidem for long time
If it's possible so I will ask my doctor
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Low doses of zolpidem are not addictive. But you should consult doctor wheather it is required. There are other safe medications available for sleep.
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Zolpidem is a sedative hypnotic acting on the Gaba receptors in the brain. They are not advice for more than two weeks of continuous treatment. Consult a psychiatrist for the reasons behind sleep disturbance and take proper medications for the sleep. Good luck
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Dr. Vivaswan Boorla
Neuropsychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Not advisable. Use treatment according to the doctor's advice.
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Sujitha gurram
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6 yrs exp
Nellore
Zoloidem has addiction properties using it a month is ok…but continuing second mnth is not advisable
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Shud take treatment for the underlying cause for sleep disturbance
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