I woke up the next day with scissors in my dishwasher, I had bruises where I had apparently fallen, I'd been at someone's home that I don't remember being at, and lots of phone calls to people at all hours of the night/morning talking about the strangest information (this is what they told me) - I don't remember any of this. Please tell me if anyone else has had this type of amnesia with Ambien. I was scared for several days about what I possibly could have done during that timeframe where I don't remember anything.
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Yes, every single time I took the 10mg tablet. This is why you are supposed to get into bed and take it. It can kick in as early as 15 minutes if you haven't eaten, or 45 minutes (usual). Be careful, and only use it at home or around people you trust. You can also hallucinate from it so.don't be walking around or doing anything!
no i havent. maybe u should talk to your doc.!
good luck btw.
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Yes I did when I did not go to bed like it states. I went to the store for my daughter and bought red hair color for me then ask my dtr to turn my blond hair into a red mess! That was the last time I ever went out after taking it!
I've heard reports in the news about Ambien users eating in their sleep, but not doing other stuff. It seems quite possible that it would make you do other stuff too, though. I haven't used Ambien myself, but I have used Lunesta. As far as I know, all I do is sleep after I take it, and the only side effect is a bitter taste in my mouth.Check this out: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/03/1.
Yes, in texas its the new date rape drug. People are spiking peoples drinks with it and they pass out and dont remember what they did even hours before they went to sleep. This drug should be pulled from the market.
Yes, the amnesia is a side effect, which is why it is recommeded to take the drug after getting into bed. I took Ambien and Xanax together on a plane for a flight home, and I apparently fell down the stairs getting off the plane, had to have my parents called to pick me up, and then talked (sassed, my parents say) to a police officer. I was slurring the whole time and had little balance. Then when they got me home, I apparently requested a quesadilla and ate pudding with maple syrup. When I woke up the next day, I had no recollection of any of that, but I had bruises all over my legs and a fractured foot from the fall off the plane. Also, there was pudding on the maple syrup container. That morning, I exclaimed to my mother that I was starving and hadn't eaten dinner, and then she clued me in on the whole day - for which I was certainly scolded and learned valuable lessons about drug abuse. You are not alone!
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