Ambien.

Ambien (zolpidem) is specially intended for the treatment of insomnia in patients who have trouble falling or staying asleep, for which two different kinds of this drug exist – regular tablets and extended-release tablets. You will need to take each does of Ambien with a full glass of water before going to bed. It's not recommended to have a meal and then take this drug, as this fact can slow down the absorption of Ambien. Make sure you have a meal about 1-2 hours before going to be to make sure Ambien works well for you. Your doctor needs to know if you are currently using any other medications, such as tranquilizers, antidepressants, colds or allergies meds, medications for anxiety, other sleeping pills, mental illness drugs, seizure medications, and sedatives, or if you have any medical conditions that can affect the effectiveness of Ambien, such as asthma, liver or kidney disease, bronchitis, sleep apnea, depression, or myasthenia gravis. All of them will need to be reported, as well as the fact of being pregnant or breastfeeding. Having been classified as FDA pregnancy category C, Ambien can harm an unborn baby and pass into breast milk, so its use in pregnant or breastfeeding women is not justified.