If you are depressed it could be because you are not getting enough sleep each night. Disturbances to sleep have been cited as one of the major causes of full-blown depression. People who are depressed often struggle to fall asleep and remain asleep for the duration of the night. To deal with the sleeplessness you can take sleeping pills.
With some people the depression triggers the sleep disorder and for others the opposite is true: the sleep disorder triggers depression making it difficult to distinguish between the two. One defining feature of depression is that it lasts for at least two weeks and is accompanied by a loss of interest in or enthusiasm for nearly all activities.
Other symptoms of depression include:
Depression is a serious mental disorder and must be treated as such. Thoughts of suicide and feelings of self-hatred, worthlessness and guilt make it difficult to get out of bed and get to work or school and socialise with other people.
Zolpidem tartrate pills are generic sleeping tablets of the well-known and widely-used brand Ambien. These sleeping pills provide short-term relief from sleeping disorders such as insomnia. Zolpidem tartrate sleeping pills have an immediate release and subdue activity in the central nervous system which relaxes the muscles, reduces anxiety and promotes sleep.
It is essential when taking sleeping tablets to adhere strictly to the prescribed dosage of not more than one tablet to be taken 30 minutes before you go to sleep. You could experience the following side effects when you take sleeping pills: headaches, muscle fatigue, amnesia and confusion but these side effects usually dissipate when the medication leaves the body.
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