zaleplon addiction

Hello! Melatonin does not help me. Zaleplon helps to sleep, but it can not be taken for a long time, since it causes dependence. Diagnosis: chronic insomnia with anxiety disorder. I take escitalopram in the morning. Can Rozerem replace Zaleplon?

I have been snorting 10 mg of zaleplon at bedtime for a few months, and have recently experienced labored breaths, and a tightness in my lungs. These sensations are accompanied with shallow breathing , and I have to inhale deeply to get full, cleansing breaths. I have not been coughing or weezing. Do I need to worry about permanent damage to my lungs, or is it a temporary problem? Do I need to get medications such as an inhaler help me breath easier?

Hello! Melatonin doesn't help me. Zaleplon helps to sleep, but it can not be taken for a long time, as it is addictive. The diagnosis of chronic insomnia with anxiety disorder. I'm taking ESCITALOPRAM. Now me helps 2 pills Belsomra on 20 mg plus 2 pills Donormila. But since Belsomra is expensive, can I replace it with Rozerem? Maybe one tablet of Rozerem will be enough for me?

along with opiates, I was addicted to xanax or any other benzo(valium, librium, temezepam, clonazepam, lorazepam,triazolam etc.) and sleeping pills-ambien(zolpidem), sonata(zaleplon), and lunesta(epizopiclone) for two years as well. I would take the benzos with opaites to add to the effects or while withdrawling to ease it somewhat and i would take the sleeping pills to aid in sleeping while high and withdrawling as well.

but it can be abused and there are people who have an addiction to nyquil and benadryl too...be careful with any drug you use..even OTC drugs...

how much seroquel are you taking? try to lower the dose, seroquel is used as sleeping aid at around 25 to 100mg approximately. You can try some antidepressant to control your appetite. I definitely do not recommend ambien or lunesta, for long term treatment of insomnia. They have a very short life in your body and it which builds up tolerance quickly. The so called "z" drugs ambien and lunesta (zolpidem, zopiclone, zaleplon and eszopiclone) are for short term insomnia only.

etc), the receptors in the brain are stimulates and they begin to rely on the opiate just like it relys on water to survive, only you will only feel like your dying once you deprive the receptors of the opiates after addiction has taken over. My advice is not to take anything everyday that you do not want to become dependent on. I have been an addict for 3.years of oxycodone which is an opiate like norco.

i'm addicted to gravol really bad, i take 30 or more daily plus methadone at 50 mg and this is administered by my pharmacist, he doesn't know about my gravol addiction, i'm lost and don't know what to do

Hi Teri. Welcome. Your husband has to want to stop. No one can make him. Not you, not anyone. He has to want to be clean more than he wants to be high. I can't tell you what to do. I would suggest you seek out Alanon. They can give you some direction. Good luck. I know you're hurting. Just remember that addiction is a very powerful disease. Your husband is sick. But he has to want to get well.

I have been struggling with hydrocodone addiction for about 16 months. I had 8 teeth cut out which took over 3 months to heal. I couldnt stop taking them. I hate myself right now and have for about a year when I realized I was addicted. This can happen to anyone no one is invincable of this.

i'm so sorry you are going thru this again John....but you know the drill...pick yourself up and move forward! don't beat yourself up about it...what's done is done...just gotta change things now and figure out what you can do diff to stay clean....once you stop yo-yo-ing back and forth between diff opiates and stay clean for a good amount of time, you will feel much better ok? hoping the best for you....keep posting for support...

Making a discovery like that is no fun at all. It sounds like your husband has a sexual addiction. In my opinion, he is going to need counseling if he wants to overcome it. And that's the key, he will have to want to overcome it. You can't make him stop and if he's addicted he won't be able to stop on his own.

I would check around and see if you can get into a sympathetic hospital or clinic that sees people with addiction. That really is the only way. Check out the Addiction forum. I wish you well, Pikut. It is very possilbe to get off the Ativan, but you need to have really good medical supervision and support in order to do so.

Grape juice,cheez it white cheddar,pickles,chips,I ha e a lot of addiction I have to have everyday at least once

Have you thought of seeking help from an addiction specialist or counsellor? That would help along with a strong desire to end the nightmare. Tell us how we can help.

Let me start off by saying please don't judge me... I'm addicted to pills I do need them I have back problems and anxiety and depression.. The Dr. Did give me depression medicine but it doesn't seem to be helping. I cry about my addiction every day. I haven't talk to anyone about my addiction because I don't want anyone to judge me. It's killing me inside and making me more stressed out. Does anyone know how to just quit? I know that sound stupid but I'm for real.

Hi doctor..I am 38 weeks pregnant and had an addiction for percocets and just quit 2 days ago..I asked around to some lady's who has had children and some say I'll be ok some say I won't..how long does it take to get that drug out of mine and the baby's system while the baby is still in me?

That's not bad. I get such bad heartburn I'll go through a bottle in a couple days! Just more calcium. :) lately I can't get enough grapes! I buy a new bag every other day.

I did get bad withdrawl symtomes the first time I quite but I was on it for maybe 4months but I would take about 5 pills (50mg) everyday and I did have bad withdrawls but I have always seem to have andaaddiction to tramadol idk why....

That is what i did...

I have been taking hydrocodone for almost 3 yrs. I've been on and off of them on my own several times. But now it's getting harder to come off them on my own. My boyfriend always seems to justify my addiction because of my back problems and is no help to me. Even when I tell him I'm taking them even when I'm not in pain, he still justifies it for me. I know I'm addicted. And I could really use his help and support. I'm at a loss. Anyone have any suggestions? Thank you.

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