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Sleeping pills are a form of sedatives that are used to treat sleeping issues such as insomnia. Though not all sleeping pill overdoses are intentional, there can be serious risks involved when taking sleeping pills. In a study done by the American Cancer Society, it was found that men who indicated that they took sleeping pills "often" had a 57 percent increase in mortality and women had 54 percent increase. more »
Most sleeping pills are prescribed by doctors to help people fall asleep or stay asleep. There are a few over-the-counter drugs that act as sleeping pills. However, the primary type of sleeping pills has some kind of narcotic drug in its ingredients. All sleeping pills, especially narcotics, have a high risk of side effects, even some that can even lead to death. more »
Sleeping pills are commonly prescribed by psychiatrists, and the medications that are prescribed the most include short-term medications and medications that are also used to treat depression. Learn about medicines that prolong sleep with help from a psychologist in this free video on sleeping pills. more »
Ambien sleeping pills can cause side effects that include anxiety, restlessness, dizziness and nausea. Achieve the benefits of prescription drugs without the nasty side effects with help from a psychologist in this free video on sleeping pills. more »
An occasional night of staying awake and surfing through infomercials is enough to make most anyone consider the use of a sleeping pill. But, with the rise of exposure through mainstream commercials for prescription sleep aids, sleeping-pill abuse is on the rise. more »
Millions of people fall asleep every night without the help of sleeping pills - and you can too. more »
Millions of Americans suffer from occasional sleeplessness to insomnia. Most people take some form of sleeping pill or sleep aid for their ailments, whether it is an over-the-counter medication or a prescription. Generally, sleeping pills are viewed as a safe way to get a good night's sleep. There are, however, dangers to taking sleeping pills that should never be overlooked. more »
Lack of sleep can adversely affect your personal and professional life in many ways. If you have tried relaxation methods and home remedies to no avail, you may consider taking a sleeping pill. There are many types of sleeping pills. Each type of pill has a different effect on the body. If you take a sleeping pill, be sure to consult your doctor or pharmacist about food and drug interactions. more »
Dogs cannot take sleeping pills or many other medications made for humans. The dosage for human medication is often based on how much the average person weighs. A dog weighs far less than a human and so would suffer a drug overdose if given a human sleeping pill. There are no federally approved sleeping pills made specifically for dogs. more »
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