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No love for Excedrin PM?
it's just benadryl tacked on to tylenol. Unless you need the Tylenol part of the medication for a headache or something, you'd save yourself some cash by just buying benadryl.
No love for Excedrin PM?
My fiance is on Ambien. As someone else mentioned, so only takes it when she is already getting into bed. It works well for her. She has a lot of trouble sleeping naturally, and it's made worse by some of the other medication she's on. Nothing crazy, just makes it hard for her to sleep through the night.
She still sometimes will wake up around 3 or 4 am, even on Ambien, and just be "up" at that point.
Only odd thing that happens is she'll go to bed around 10:30, take an ambien, but I won't be in bed yet. I'll be up watching a game or playing Xbox or something, and I'll come to bed around midnight. She'll sit up and we'll have entire, lucid, in-depth conversations that she has NO memory of the next day. Of course, more fun is when we have completely non-sensical, in-depth conversations that she does not remember. Those are my favorite. Like when she was asking me about Yoda and killing some warriors one night.
The last time i took it I found a 7:30 minute long video in my iPhone 48 hours later of me absolutely tripping balls. Had zero memory of it. I'm wandering around my house in a weird outfit narrating my trip. It's hilarious and terrifying but I haven't taken the med since.
Still have the video though...
so, in theory, you could PIITB with no consequence.
Raleigh -- you will get so much mod pos rep if you actually go through with it. Don't punk out on us now.
Do it. If she finds out, blame it on the boards...DV7 specifically.
Embed that shit!
very interesting medication. It's commonly used still because it is purely a sleep medicine (and it's generic now, I think). Many of the things people use for sleep (trazadone, benadryl, klonopin) aren't truly designed for sleep, but just have drowsiness as a side effect. It is also non-addictive. As a physician I would feel more comfortable giving you something designed specifically for your problem that is non-addictive than giving you something that is addictive (klonopin, etc) and merely has drowsiness as a side effect. But the stories starting to come out about it are interesting to say the least.
I wonder if the other available sleep medications (lunesta, sonata) have similar effects as Ambien? I can't really recall the mechanism of action and if they are similar.
so, in theory, you could PIITB with no consequence.
Raleigh -- you will get so much mod pussy if you actually go through with it. Don't punk out on us now.
Embed that shit!