Is it normal that someone snores a sleeping pill(after smashing it and make it powder)Does it work as a drug?
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Actually it can be true, because all drugs sprayed in the nose are taken more quickly into the body because of the mucosa in the nose,\nso its possible when you smash a pill and then snore it, that its works faster
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Well, snoring can actually be a symptom of the potentially fatal condition knows as apnoea, where the sleeping person actually stops breathing for a few seconds and then emits a loud burst of snoring.  In fairness to the snorer, you really should tell him or her to get to the GP and get checked out.  There are steroid sprays and anti-histamine pills available that can help (if it is a form of allergic rhinitis) and the sufferer may be required to be assessed more fully by an ENT specialist.\n\nIn any case, it is doing no one any good, so it needs to be addressed and hopefully resolved.
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Melatonin is a sleep inducer, it allows the level of Melatonin to reach its normal level, allowing you to sleep easily. I havent heard that it can be used as a treatment for OSA!\nTreatment of obstructive sleep apnea begins with reducing the use of alcohol or tranquilizers in the evening, if these have been contributing to the problem. Quitting smoking is recommended for a number of health concerns in addition to OSA. Weight loss is also effective, but if the weight returns, as it often does, so does the apnea. Changing sleeping position may be effective. Snoring and sleep apnea are both most common when a person sleeps on his back. Turning to sleep on the side may be enough to clear up the symptoms. Raising the head of the bed may also help.
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Snoring can be a symptom of a very serious disorder called sleep apnea, which can, if untreated, lead to heart damage and even death. If other people complain that you snore very loudly, especially if they comment that sometimes you stop breathing for a moment and then start breathing again with a huge snort, you really must go to a sleep clinic for a diagnosis. If you snore softly once in a while, then this is probably not apnea, but if you shake the house, snore like a bear, and drive your spouse to the guest bedroom, then apnea is a distinct probability. It sounds like your boyfriend is in the latter category and needs medical evaluation NOW.\n\nApnea is usually treated with the use of a device called a CPAP. He can't just buy one of these - they are sold only on prescription, as the pressure needs to be adjusted to his individual needs, with too high pressure being as dangerous as too low. CPAP stops snoring 100% and usually makes the patient feel generally more energetic and alert during the day as well.\n\nPlease try to get him to go to a sleep clinic right away. They usually have a long waiting list, and it's important to get the process started ASAP. It usually requires a referral from a primary care doctor.\n\nGood luck - be patient but firm with him - not treating this could damage his health very badly. It will not get better on its own
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It doesn't make you drowsy that I know of. I have taken it before and was fine. My husband just took one about 2 hours ago and he is still up and going! So I would have to say no, it won't :o)\n\nI did want to add that I HATE THEIR COMMERCIALS THOUGH! THEY ARE DISGUSTING!!!
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Most likely it'll make you drowsy or knock you out.  Never take medicine that has been prescribed for someone else.
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WHOA...\n\nBefore you go and do any of that stuff, have a look at this blog. It's full of information entirely devoted to help people stop snoring. SEE SOURCE
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Seriquil is referred as mind glue in some circles.. because it slows down your thought process and helps you think clearer and can help you sleep. so if you have racing thoughts etc its suppose to be workable.works for me but u have to get the right dosage.  klonopin is a benzo which is a valum (sp) calms you down helps you sleep etc. hope this helps.
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i know that snoring comesfrom a condition known as sleep apnia\n\nthe way to parially cure it is if the person is snoring move him or her on their side or other position. most people snore when they are on their back.
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I took Lunesta and found that it didn't work at all for me.  I had a metal taste in my mouth and it simply didn't allow me to sleep.  Ambien is addicitve and causes amnesia.  There is a new drug out called Rozerem.  It is non-addictive and it works to increase your bodies own melatonin in your brain.  You can stop it at any time.  I find it helpful in getting back to sleep once I have woken up.  Also, if you can get some soft meditation or ocean sounds on an ipod or any other headphone system that may remove "mind chatter" if the casue of your sleelessness if anxiety.  good luck.  I have had sleep problems for over a decade.  Get a handle on it quickly or it will get away from you and make you sick in other ways from pure exhaustion.\nBest wishes.
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if you have a serious case of sleepwalking, yes, you can sleepwalk after taking sleeping pills.\n\nSleepwalking (also called noctambulism or somnambulism), under the larger category of parasomnias, is a sleep disorder where the sufferer engages in activities that are normally associated with wakefulness while asleep or in a sleeplike state.
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Marked drowsiness means that some people got tired while taking it. Not everyone gets side affects from pills.
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Many do. If you read the back of the box, or if it is a prescription the sheet that comes with it, anything that says it may cause sleeplessness or insomnia could cause RLS. It will not for everyone, but look for other medicinal options.
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Ambien has alot of problems associated with it that are not widely known by your doctor (but well known to users of the drug....lol).  One is that the stupid drug doesn't clear out of your system quickly like the manufacturer says it does.  You are supposed to take it and have it cleared out of your system soon after you wake up.  That's not what happens, particularly if you take it more than once every couple of weeks.\n\nWhat does happen is it stays in your system and you are stoned.  But you don't know you are stoned.  You experience memory loss and general loss of function.  You make mistakes as if you were high but don't feel high.  Very dangerous while driving.\n\nThe drug destroys your ability to maintain a normal sleep cycle is worthless as a treatment for insomnia.  A better drug, Rozerem, recently became available that has none of these problems.  However, the drug won't "force" you to fall asleep like ambien does.  Helps alot with insomnia though, with no side effects or risk (it is completely non-nacotic).
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Yes, the strips seem to help.  There is also a spray that you spray in your mouth before going to bed - you can get it without a prescription.  some say it helps.\n\nSome people need surgery to reduce snoring.\n\nIf you are overweight, lost weight.  It often reduces snoring.\n\nSleeping on your side or stomach rather than your back often reduces snoring.\n\nSome people say the special pillows help - I haven't found that they do.\n\nCan someone tell you whether you sort of stop breathing when you snore, then after several seconds take a big breath and snort and start all over again?  If you do, that is called sleep apnea and is very serious, even life threatening.  If you have sleep apnea, and some snorers do, see your doctor.\n\nCheck out the website I've attached.  It has lots of information.  Good luck with it.
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Uhmmm,...actually, wat is happening is that if u are doing this health thing properly, your body is going into detox mode,...where u might notice things like a slight cold and mild headaches and stuff. THe thing is that this is just the body trying to get rid of all the toxins in your body,.... and theres no need to pop pills. (Of course if the symptoms persist you should probably go see a doctor).\n\nSpecifically, about ur sleep problem,... wat i'm thinking is that your body is trying to maximize the benefits of your sleep cuz it thinks its not gonna get too much anyway. And to me, the best way to maxmize it would be to plunge you into a deeper sleep than normal, so that once u get up it'll take you longer to get started up since ur engine is colder than normal,... if that makes any sense.
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Uhh...I think I understand what you are saying. When we have insomnia or something, sometimes it's caused from anxiety and stress. Adn best ways to fix those are to mentally just damn fix them, personally. It's hard though. And from what I can see, not many people seem to have an intelligent enough brain to solve their own problems. But on the other hand, some sleep problems are health problems. Sure, we can fix those, (seriously we fuckin can people!), but takin a drug to subside it so sleeping is possible in order to relax and rejuvinate, is good. There's too many factors to sleeping to blame it on sleeping pills or whatever. People just don't want to think. They want to do what it takes to get by, and if it means not doing anything, then they don't really care.