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I need to be in court Thursday for something I believe I did while asleep after taking Zolpidem. I am wondering if anyone can give me information on other cases where Zolpidem has caused a defendent to do something they would not have normally done, and have no recollection of doing?

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PGroot
PGroot Answered:

You can look up zolpidem or Ambien on wikipedia, or search the newspaper.

This is from Australia's warnings:

ZOLPIDEM MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH UNUSUAL AND POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS

 

BEHAVIOURS WHILST APPARENTLY ASLEEP.

 

 

Sleep walking, driving motor

vehicles and other unusual and on

some occasions dangerous

behaviours whilst apparently asleep.

These have also included preparing

and eating food, making phone calls

or having sexual intercourse. People

experiencing these effects have had

no memory of the events.

Alcohol can increase the risk of sleep

walking and other related behaviours.

 

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