Zolpidem.

Zolpidem treats insomnia calming down certain areas of your brain and letting you sleep well. This drug must be taken 5-10 minutes before going to bed and is expected to provide you with 7-8 hours of healthy sleep. Do not combine zolpidem with other medications without your doctor's consent and avoid using more of it that prescribed. Taking more of zolpidem may cause the following overdose symptoms that may need to be reported to your local emergency center right away: slowed breathing, drowsiness, coma, and slowed heartbeat. An overdose of zolpidem can be fatal – always make sure you take the right amount. Doubling up the dose is not going to make the treatment more effective – even if you missed your regular dose and are trying to make up for it. The missed dose should be skipped if it's almost time for the next one. Blurred vision, headache, muscle pain, amnesia, daytime drowsiness, nausea, forgetfulness, stuffy nose, constipation, and dizziness are most commonly reported mild side effects that you will need to inform your doctor of only if they get very bothersome. In most cases they will just go away on their own and you won't need to worry about them for too long.