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Ambien Addiction Rehab in Ohio
Ambien Addiction
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Although Ambien is not technically a benzodiazepine, it is often associated with benzos as it is designed to do much of the same things when taken. For this reason, the dangers of addiction, side effects, and withdrawals of Ambien are similar as well.
Are you worried that you are becoming addicted to Ambien? You can fight it, even if your addiction is more severe than you realize. Cedar Oaks Wellness Center in Cincinnati is here to provide you with all the support and guidance you need to succeed. We know you are strong, no matter what your addiction might have told you. Let us help you realize it as well.
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Can You Get Addicted to Ambien?
What are
Ambien?
Ambien is an addictive substance, especially to people who are more susceptible to developing chemical dependencies on substances. For some people, taking an Ambien prescription for just two weeks can be a long enough time to begin developing an addiction. Larger doses will have an increased risk of causing addiction. Before taking an Ambien prescription, you should first be warned by your medical provider that it can be addictive.
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What Can Ambien Addiction Do to You?
Ambien is a sedative-hypnotic drug that is meant to make its users fall asleep. Even though it has been tested and refined in laboratories and it earned approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), it can still be dangerous.
Ambien abuse can cause a variety of health side effects, such as:
- Anxiety and depression
- Suicidal thoughts
- Memory loss
- Chronic exhaustion
- Intense night terrors
- Worsened insomnia
Severe cases of Ambien addiction can cause throat and sinus damage and infections. If you have used Ambien and are now experiencing pain in your nose, throat, or sinuses, then you should speak with your doctor right away. We do not recommend stopping the use of any prescription medication without talking to your doctor.
