Re: severe pain on right side - Ambien?

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well, well, well, another pharmaceutical strikes again - lookie here

at these fun-filled side effects....

Side effects cannot be anticipated. If any develop or change in

intensity, tell your doctor immediately. Only your doctor can

determine whether it is safe to continue taking Ambien.

More common side effects may include:

Allergy, daytime drowsiness, dizziness, drugged feeling, headache,

indigestion, nausea

Less common side effects may include:

Abdominal pain, abnormal dreams, abnormal vision, agitation,

amnesia, anxiety, arthritis, back pain, bronchitis, burning

sensation, chest pain, confusion, constipation, coughing, daytime

sleeping, decreased mental alertness, depression, diarrhea,

difficulty breathing, difficulty concentrating, difficulty

swallowing, diminished sensitivity to touch, dizziness on standing,

double vision, dry mouth, emotional instability, exaggerated feeling

of well-being, eye irritation, falling, fatigue, fever, flu-like

symptoms, gas, general discomfort, hallucination, hiccup, high blood

pressure, high blood sugar, increased sweating, infection, insomnia,

itching, joint pain, lack of bladder control, lack of coordination,

lethargy, light-headedness, loss of appetite, menstrual disorder,

migraine, muscle pain, nasal inflammation, nervousness, numbness,

paleness, prickling or tingling sensation, rapid heartbeat, rash,

ringing in the ears, sinus inflammation, sleep disorder, speech

difficulties, swelling due to fluid retention, taste abnormalities,

throat inflammation, throbbing heartbeat, tremor, unconsciousness,

upper respiratory infection, urinary tract infection, vertigo,

vomiting, weakness

Rare side effects may include:

Abnormal tears or tearing, abscess, acne, aggravation of allergies,

aggravation of high blood pressure, aggression, allergic reaction,

altered production of saliva, anemia, belching, blisters, blood clot

in lung, boils, breast pain, breast problems, breast tumors,

bruising, chill with high temperature followed by heat and

perspiration, decreased sex drive, delusion, difficulty urinating,

excessive urine production, eye pain, facial swelling due to fluid

retention, fainting, false perceptions, feeling intoxicated, feeling

strange, flushing, frequent urination, glaucoma, gout, heart attack,

hemorrhoids, herpes infection, high cholesterol, hives, hot flashes,

impotence, inability to urinate, increased appetite, increased

tolerance to the drug, intestinal blockage, irregular heartbeat,

joint degeneration, kidney failure, kidney pain, laryngitis, leg

cramps, loss of reality, low blood pressure, mental deterioration,

muscle spasms in arms and legs, muscle weakness, nosebleed, pain,

painful urination, panic attacks, paralysis, pneumonia, poor

circulation, rectal bleeding, rigidity, sciatica (lower back pain),

sensation of seeing flashes of lights or sparks, sensitivity to

light, sleepwalking, speech difficulties, swelling of the eye,

thinking abnormalities, thirst, tooth decay, uncontrolled leg

movements, urge to go to the bathroom, varicose veins, weight loss,

yawning

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>

> I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am

> now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd

me

> taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't

> walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and

I

> can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but

> nothing like this.

>

> Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

move,

> and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

step

> into the shower.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

stuff

> again.

>

>

>

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. . . I don't understand why you didn't sleep with ambien . . . One really needs to be ready for bed before taking it . . . Also, it's an amnesic drug. Is it possible you slept but don't know it. There have been some funny/scary stories of what's happened on Ambien. Nevertheless, I'd leave it alone!Emerald Kittee <emeraldkittee@...> wrote: I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the

dr. ok'd me taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but nothing like this. Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd' either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely move, and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or step into the shower. Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that stuff again.

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I know! I heard some ok stuff about it, too, Rogene! I also read it

is just over a year old?

I just talked to my mom who says she was given some sleeping aid

when I was a kid and her whole right side was paralyzed, she fell

out of bed, and couldn't move or talk for a whole day. You gotta

wonder - we do share some of the same genetics, so I am taking this

as a warning that I need to stay away from sleeping pills. If it

works easily for others, I am glad, but just shows you we are all

individuals and certain body chemistries go haywire with certain

drugs. I really don't want to take the Lorazepam (anti anxiety) the

day of now - I have to take anitbiotics, anti-nauseau, and celebrex -

the idea of the anti anxiety drug makes me anxious, lol, so I

figure this should be MY choice?

My boss is letting me stay home again - I can't walk much less drive

right now.

> >

> > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I

am

> > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr.

ok'd

> me

> > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

couldn't

> > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and

> I

> > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time,

but

> > nothing like this.

> >

> > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

> move,

> > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

> step

> > into the shower.

> >

> > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

> stuff

> > again.

> >

> >

> >

>

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I read it was a amnesiac drug - spooky! I can confirm I didn't sleep though, after 3 hrs of not taking it I was up - my boyfriend did witness it lol, and witnessed me up at midnight as well. but who knows, I may have entered the AMBIEN ZONE muahahhaahah. In all seriousness, my ps just had her assistant called back and said it CAN keep some people up and give horrible muscle spasms and stomach crapping and feeling of 'paralysis' - she said if it gets bad, benedryl works. (Plus it knocks you out - and I do not have trouble with benedryl) Good to know this! Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: . . . I don't understand why you didn't sleep with ambien . . . One really needs to be ready for bed before taking it . . . Also, it's an amnesic drug. Is it possible you slept but don't know it. There have been some funny/scary stories of what's happened on Ambien. Nevertheless, I'd leave it alone!Emerald Kittee <emeraldkittee > wrote: I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd me taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but nothing like this. Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd' either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely move, and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or step into the shower. Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that stuff again.

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,

I hate Ambien. I will never take it again. I use 5-htp and it works wonders for me. I know I am sleeping deeply because I don't wake up all the time like I use to and my dreams are wild and crazy. If you are taking an antidepressant, though, you need to talk to your doc before taking it.

I've heard some positive things about the new sleep med, Lunesta, which is purportedly nonaddictive. I have never taken it but might get a prescription in case of the occasional difficult night.Maybe your explanting PS can prescribe some for you to try.

I can sympathize with not sleeping well. It is the worst thing ever to toss and turn all night, and then try and get through a day on a bad night's sleep. I do believe your sleep patterns will improve after explant, like many of us.

Bindi

I

severe pain on right side - Ambien?

I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd me taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but nothing like this. Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd' either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely move, and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or step into the shower. Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that stuff again.

[Guest guest]

Fibromyalgia and poor sleep go hand-in-glove. By whatever means, one needs to get that deep sleep or FM will be unrelenting.freebindi <bindi@...> wrote: , I hate Ambien. I will never take it again. I use 5-htp and it works wonders for me. I know I am sleeping deeply because I don't wake up all the time like I use to and my dreams are wild and crazy. If you are taking an antidepressant, though, you need to talk to your doc before taking it.

I've heard some positive things about the new sleep med, Lunesta, which is purportedly nonaddictive. I have never taken it but might get a prescription in case of the occasional difficult night.Maybe your explanting PS can prescribe some for you to try. I can sympathize with not sleeping well. It is the worst thing ever to toss and turn all night, and then try and get through a day on a bad night's sleep. I do believe your sleep patterns will improve after explant, like many of us. Bindi I severe pain on right side - Ambien? I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd me taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness.

Now if I stop working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but nothing like this. Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd' either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely move, and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or step into the shower. Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that stuff again.

[Guest guest]

That's good to know . . .Maybe Benedryl is a safer sleep aid!Emeraldkittee <emeraldkittee@...> wrote: I read it was a amnesiac drug - spooky! I can confirm I didn't sleep though, after 3 hrs of not taking it I was up - my boyfriend did witness it lol, and witnessed me up at midnight as well. but who knows, I may have entered the AMBIEN ZONE muahahhaahah. In all seriousness, my ps just had her assistant called back and said it CAN keep some people up and give horrible muscle

spasms and stomach crapping and feeling of 'paralysis' - she said if it gets bad, benedryl works. (Plus it knocks you out - and I do not have trouble with benedryl) Good to know this! Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: . . . I don't understand why you didn't sleep with ambien . . . One really needs to be ready for bed before taking it . . . Also, it's an amnesic drug. Is it possible you slept but don't know it. There have been some funny/scary stories of what's happened on Ambien. Nevertheless, I'd leave it alone!Emerald Kittee <emeraldkittee > wrote: I have been having

trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd me taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but nothing like this. Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd' either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely move, and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or step into the shower. Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on

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Thanks Bindi - glad to know I am not the only one who didn't care for Ambien. Benedryl always worked for me, although I can't sleep then for several days after taking it - but it seems you run the risk of that happening w/ any OTC or prescription drug. And yes, I bet everything will get back to normal soon!freebindi <bindi@...> wrote: , I hate Ambien. I will never take it again. I use 5-htp and it works wonders for me. I know I

am sleeping deeply because I don't wake up all the time like I use to and my dreams are wild and crazy. If you are taking an antidepressant, though, you need to talk to your doc before taking it. I've heard some positive things about the new sleep med, Lunesta, which is purportedly nonaddictive. I have never taken it but might get a prescription in case of the occasional difficult night.Maybe your explanting PS can prescribe some for you to try. I can sympathize with not sleeping well. It is the worst thing ever to toss and turn all night, and then try and get through a day on a bad night's sleep. I do believe your sleep patterns will improve after explant, like many of us. Bindi I ----- Original

Message ----- From: Emerald Kittee Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 6:47 AM Subject: severe pain on right side - Ambien? I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd me taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt

frozen. I couldn't walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but nothing like this. Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd' either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely move, and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or step into the shower. Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that stuff again.

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Check any med (prescription or OTC) for silicone dioxide . . . You may not be hypersensitive to silicone, but if you are, it can take some time to get straightened out after taking a medication with it.Emeraldkittee <emeraldkittee@...> wrote: Thanks Bindi - glad to know I am not the only one who didn't care for Ambien. Benedryl always worked for me, although I can't sleep then for several days after taking it - but it seems you run the risk of that happening w/ any OTC or prescription drug. And yes, I bet

everything will get back to normal soon!freebindi <bindiaaahawk> wrote: , I hate Ambien. I will never take it again. I use 5-htp and it works wonders for me. I know I am sleeping deeply because I don't wake up all the time like I use to and my dreams are wild and crazy. If you are taking an antidepressant, though, you need to talk to your doc before taking it. I've heard some positive things about the new sleep med, Lunesta, which is purportedly nonaddictive. I have never taken it but might get a prescription in case of the occasional difficult night.Maybe your explanting PS can prescribe some for you to try. I can sympathize with not sleeping well. It is

the worst thing ever to toss and turn all night, and then try and get through a day on a bad night's sleep. I do believe your sleep patterns will improve after explant, like many of us. Bindi I severe pain on right side - Ambien? I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd me taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but nothing like this. Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd' either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely move, and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or step into the shower. Has anyone ever experienced

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WOW rogene, thanks - I will chk into this. you are a wealth of

info. thanks for the tip.

,

> I hate Ambien. I will never take it again. I use 5-htp and it

works wonders for me. I know I am sleeping deeply because I don't

wake up all the time like I use to and my dreams are wild and crazy.

If you are taking an antidepressant, though, you need to talk to

your doc before taking it.

> I've heard some positive things about the new sleep med,

Lunesta, which is purportedly nonaddictive. I have never taken it

but might get a prescription in case of the occasional difficult

night.Maybe your explanting PS can prescribe some for you to try.

> I can sympathize with not sleeping well. It is the worst thing

ever to toss and turn all night, and then try and get through a day

on a bad night's sleep. I do believe your sleep patterns will

improve after explant, like many of us.

> Bindi

> I

> severe pain on right side - Ambien?

>

>

> I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I

am

> now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd

me

> taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't

> walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I

> can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but

> nothing like this.

>

> Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

move,

> and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

step

> into the shower.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

stuff

> again.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Life has side effects! I've had side effects from Ambien, but I needed

it for sleep for a short time. If it troubles you don't take it.

[Guest guest]

, that's a terrible thing to happen to you! I've never taken

Ambien, so I can't comment there, but I was on Crestor at one time

for high cholesterol, and my muscles just went into huge pain mode.

I stopped taking it, much to my doctor's disapproval. I've got

enough muscle pain, don't need to add to that!

Wish you well and many blessings,

Love, Sunny Happy Granny of 4 Angels

>

> I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I am

> now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd

me

> taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't

> walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I

> can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but

> nothing like this.

>

> Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

move,

> and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

step

> into the shower.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

stuff

> again.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, I've taken Ativan before (lorezapam sp?) I think it's the

same thing, isn't it? I personally didn't have any ill side effects,

especially if it's for a short term..It just made me feel relaxed

which is an odd feeling for me! I'm quite a high energy ole lady!

I'd be more cautious about the Celebrex. It's hard to say....cuz

everyone reacts differently to certain drugs. Mixing too many scares

me.

Love, Sunny

> > >

> > > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I

> am

> > > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr.

> ok'd

> > me

> > > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> > > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> > > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> > > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

> couldn't

> > > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain

and

> > I

> > > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> > > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time,

> but

> > > nothing like this.

> > >

> > > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> > > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

> > move,

> > > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

> > step

> > > into the shower.

> > >

> > > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

> > stuff

> > > again.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Oh, my gosh, - the AMBIEN ZONE! That's a giggle and scary at

the same time. I've had opposite reactions to drugs, as well.

Tylenol 3's used to get me so wired I'd be super woman! Most people

told me they sleep on them. Also, I forget the name, but it was a

relaxant...I would fall asleep and wake up an hour later, just

buzzin'! We're all just human, yet all so unique, eh?

I just realized....no one else says eh? on the site! Lea, come on,

ya gotta join me on this one! Canadian, eh?

JOKE: How do you spell Canada? C - A - N - A -D - eh?

Soon you will be a new woman, implant free and on the road to a new

and healthy life! Wooo Hoooooo!!

Love ya,

Sunny

-- In , Emeraldkittee

<emeraldkittee@...> wrote:

>

> I read it was a amnesiac drug - spooky! I can confirm I didn't

sleep though, after 3 hrs of not taking it I was up - my boyfriend

did witness it lol, and witnessed me up at midnight as well. but who

knows, I may have entered the AMBIEN ZONE muahahhaahah.

>

> In all seriousness, my ps just had her assistant called back and

said it CAN keep some people up and give horrible muscle spasms and

stomach crapping and feeling of 'paralysis' - she said if it gets

bad, benedryl works. (Plus it knocks you out - and I do not have

trouble with benedryl)

>

> Good to know this!

>

> Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

> . . . I don't understand why you didn't sleep

with ambien . . . One really needs to be ready for bed before taking

it . . . Also, it's an amnesic drug. Is it possible you slept but

don't know it. There have been some funny/scary stories of what's

happened on Ambien.

>

> Nevertheless, I'd leave it alone!

>

> Emerald Kittee <emeraldkittee@...> wrote:

> I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since

I am

> now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr. ok'd

me

> taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I couldn't

> walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and I

> can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time, but

> nothing like this.

>

> Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

move,

> and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

step

> into the shower.

>

> Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that stuff

> again.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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hey Sunny!

It's early here, and I first read what you wrote as " Crest " like the

toothpaste, lol! Wow, did you suffer for your smile! j/k then I

realized it was Crestor. Yah, we are all different and unique, that

is for sure.

> >

> > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I

am

> > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr.

ok'd

> me

> > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

couldn't

> > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain

and I

> > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time,

but

> > nothing like this.

> >

> > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

> move,

> > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

> step

> > into the shower.

> >

> > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

> stuff

> > again.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

In doing some research yesterday, I found out that sales have

dropped dramatically - maybe because of newer ones like Lunesta?

> > >

> > > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I

> am

> > > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr.

> ok'd

> > me

> > > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in

my

> > > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying

to

> > > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in

my

> > > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

> couldn't

> > > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain

and

> > I

> > > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> > > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time,

> but

> > > nothing like this.

> > >

> > > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> > > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

> > move,

> > > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down

or

> > step

> > > into the shower.

> > >

> > > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

> > stuff

> > > again.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

-Thanks Sunny, and yes, Lorezapam and Ativan is the same. They said

it was up to me about that one, but they MAKE you take celebrex. I

told them I couldn't afford the $300 bottle they wanted me to get,

so I only got 7 pills, which was the minimum the ps said I could

get. So, Friday morning it will be Ativan, Keflex, and Reglan

(nausea). Some of the other ladies here said celebrex could be an

issue if it was taken for a long time. Mixing them is freaky to me

as well - I am not on a single prescription drug, so my system isn't

quite used to it.

-- In , " Sunny " <wellnessnow@...> wrote:

>

> , I've taken Ativan before (lorezapam sp?) I think it's the

> same thing, isn't it? I personally didn't have any ill side

effects,

> especially if it's for a short term..It just made me feel relaxed

> which is an odd feeling for me! I'm quite a high energy ole lady!

>

> I'd be more cautious about the Celebrex. It's hard to say....cuz

> everyone reacts differently to certain drugs. Mixing too many

scares

> me.

>

> Love, Sunny

>

>

> > > >

> > > > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since

I

> > am

> > > > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr.

> > ok'd

> > > me

> > > > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in

my

> > > > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying

to

> > > > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in

my

> > > > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

> > couldn't

> > > > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain

> and

> > > I

> > > > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > > > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I

stop

> > > > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the

time,

> > but

> > > > nothing like this.

> > > >

> > > > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it

wierd'

> > > > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can

barely

> > > move,

> > > > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down

or

> > > step

> > > > into the shower.

> > > >

> > > > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking

that

> > > stuff

> > > > again.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

well, dear neighbor to the north, I like " eh? " so you keep saying

it. I know your national anthem, aren't you proud of me ? lol

> > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and

since

> I am

> > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr.

ok'd

> me

> > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in my

> > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in my

> > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

couldn't

> > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain and

I

> > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time,

but

> > nothing like this.

> >

> > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

> move,

> > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

> step

> > into the shower.

> >

> > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

stuff

> > again.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Bindi - that's right, when I spoke to Melmed he said he loved what

Celebrex did for the healing. Thanks, I feel better about the short

term use now.

> > > > >

> > > > > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and

since

> I

> > > am

> > > > > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the

dr.

> > > ok'd

> > > > me

> > > > > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it

in

> my

> > > > > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and

trying

> to

> > > > > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain

in

> my

> > > > > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

> > > couldn't

> > > > > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous

pain

> > and

> > > > I

> > > > > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > > > > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I

> stop

> > > > > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the

> time,

> > > but

> > > > > nothing like this.

> > > > >

> > > > > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it

> wierd'

> > > > > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can

> barely

> > > > move,

> > > > > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit

down

> or

> > > > step

> > > > > into the shower.

> > > > >

> > > > > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking

> that

> > > > stuff

> > > > > again.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>