ambien question?

Question

if you take ambien..then 10 minutes later throw up. is the ambien gone or is it in your system already?

Answer 1

A little in your system, but not all of it. It is a controlled release pill, which means that it slowly dissolves over time.

Answer 2

Ambien is addictive; but seroquel (an antipsychotic) is far more dangerous. All the antipsychotics can cause in certain cases permanent nerve damage known as tardive dyskenesia. One other option is Trazadone. It is an antidepressant that is fairly safe and that makes you sleepy. They never ended up using it as an antidepressant because the effective dose would make the person taking it very drowsy. But, it will put you to sleep. The only problem I've had with it, is grogginess in the morning. It's possible that that wears off the longer you use it.

Answer 3

it could have started to get into ur system, but not alot...if it is ambien cr then there is none in ur system...don't take another unless u can devote 8-10 hrs of sleep to urself!! good luck

Answer 4

I too have used this medication for some time. No, it is not in your system.......and take the above advice, beware. I have stopped taking this medication and now have more problems sleeping than ever before!

Answer 5

some of it is proberly in your system because it only takes 15 mins to work but be careful with it i have been taking it for about a year now and cant go to sleep without it so only use if you have to

Answer 6

its gone, ambien is a slow release pill, it doesnt disolve all at once

Answer 7

If you are still awake, don't worry about it.