I usually take 30mgs of ambien and u only have 20.Will taking a rozerem help at all? is it ok to take both + and willit help the ambien work better being its a lower dose than usual?
Can I take rozerem with ambien?
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- 1 Sep 2012 by cat crazy
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- 1 Sep 2012
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balbanese
1 Sep 2012
30? Is that what's prescribed? Also, I would say it's ok if both these are prescribed by the same Dr and the instructions are followed . Otherwise I would not recommend it. And why do you only have 20? Did you run out? With your well being in mind I hope you're keeping your Dr up on all this. Hope this helps.
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Well, I regret I cannot offer support for self-medicating, and being "given" prescription meds not prescribed for you is dangerous, as interactions can be serious, sometimes fatal. Anyway, I'm sure you didn't come here for a lecture, I'll apologize for the lecture but not for its content.
Hang tight, there are plenty in our community who know enough about these meds to direct you. Ethically I cannot. Best to you (I mean that).
I was prescribed these needs didn't know oil should take them together or separately tho but thanks