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Zolpidem is one of the most famous prescription drugs in the US, sold under the brand Ambien. It can help relieve various medical conditions but it is primarily prescribed for sleeping problems, such as insomnia. It is available to take in different forms orally, such as pill tablets, sublingual tablets, and sprays.

Ambien is a nonbenzodiazepine Z drug, that offers sedation and hypnosis effects. It operates by attaching to the GABA receptor system, similar to benzodiazepine drugs. Approved in 1992 for usage in the USA, Ambien was only approved as a general medicine in 2007.

You must follow your doctor’s prescription and tips for taking Ambien (Zolpidem) orally, although some general rules apply:

Take this drug once per night only, a bit before sleep. Never combine it with alcohol, while it would be best to take it without any meal or after one.

Never take a dose of Ambien unless you can sleep for seven to eight hours straight afterward. If you do not have enough sleep, you will not able to function properly the next morning.

The dosage of Ambien used to be 10 mg (Men) and 5 mg (Women), which was changed to an extended-release of 1.25 mg higher for women, and 2.5 mg higher for men. The FDA worked around the original dosage to decrease somnolence the day after consumption.

Never take more than the prescribed dosage, as this could lead to severe side effects, addiction, or injuries from an inability to perform daily tasks.

Drugs, like Ambien, are rarely stopped abruptly by your doctor, as this could lead to withdrawal symptoms. In most cases, you will be taking lower dosages of Ambien until you stop using it completely. The most common withdrawal symptoms include feeling nervous, shaky, or vomiting.

The above are guidelines only, as your doctor knows the best dosage and tips that will apply to you, as they can vary from individual to individual. Nonetheless, if your sleeping patterns do not improve, you should refer back to your physician for further advice.