
Took Ambien. Having Nightmares, Shaking, Depression, Memory Loss, Loss Of Coordination

Drug may not be responsible
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Ambien containing zolpidem can cause side effects like dizziness, drowsiness, loss of coordination etc.
But as you stopped the drug one year back, the drug may not be responsible for your present symptoms.
You may be having some other problem possibly neurological one.
So you once consult physician and get examined.
By examination he can find out the exact cause for your problem and can give required treatment.
Take the support of your family members in dealing with depression.
Hope I have answered your query. I will be available to answer followup queries. If you are satisfied with the answer, please give your review at the end of the discussion.
Take care.


Thyroid profile
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Hi,
As per the literature there are no serious drug interactions reported between zoloft and thyroid medicines.
But zoloft can decrease the effectiveness of the thyroid tablets.
So better to undergo thyroid profile once.
Depending on the report, with your doctor's advice you can adjust the dose.
Possibly that can help in decreasing some symptoms.
Continue treatment with speech specialist.
And take the support of your family members in dealing with anxiety and depression.
Hopefully you may recover soon.
Take care.


Muscle weakness, join stiffness
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Symptoms of hypothyroidism are muscle weakness, stiffness of joints etc.
These symptoms will be more pronounced in elderly persons.
So possibly by treating thyroid abnormality, you can recover to some extent.
With proper treatment, confidence and with the support of your family members you can possibly overcome the age related problems.
Wish you good health.
Take care.


Abbreviation of fib
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Hi,
Can you please give the abbreviation of fib? So that possibly I can answer better.
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that is why they put me in hospital - my heart rate was 167 - stayed 4 days in hospital --saw 4/5 heart drs - neurologist - speech therapist - ent -
md (dr XXXXXXX was covering for my pri care dr - dr funderburk)
heart dr gave me med - amiodarone XXXXXXX 200mg - l day (new from hospital stay)
pri dr - levothyroxine 100mcg - 1 day (have taken this for years)
neurologist - clonazepam 1mg - 2 day (new from hospital stay)
sertraline -100mg - 2 day (have taken long time)
ENT - OMPRAZOLE DR 20MG CER - 2 day GERD (TAKEN ONLY SHORT WHILE -- when i went to ent they did two tests and asked me if i smoked -- i told them - NO - they both told me they did not believe me -- strobe shows spots on throat -- my pri dr and i decided this was where i had used nose spray too much and it had run down into my throat -- did not go back to ent - dont think i will!!! -- have appt with heart dr in XXXXXXX hope this helps -- bless you!!!
irregular heart beat
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
According to some studies meloxicam can increase the heart beat in case of intake of higher dose.
May be prolonged usage of drug can also affect the heart beat.
And rarely that may lead to atrial fibrillation in some persons with irregularly irregular heart beat.
Possibly in your next visit with cardiologist you may get a solution.
Wish you good health. Take care.


Better to use any drug with doctor's advice
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Yes, better to take any drug only with doctor's advice and for genuine indication.
Zyrtec can cause side effects like drowsiness, tiredness, dryness of the mouth etc.
So when you consult your cardiologist, discuss about your fast heart beat, the drugs you are taking etc, and follow his advice.
Wish you speedy recovery.
Take care.


Better to take with your doctor's advice
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
According to your age and complaints better option is paracetamol or tylenol.
Better to take with your doctor's advice.
Wish you good health.
Take care.

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