If you or someone you know has taken too much zolpidem, acting fast can save a life. This page explains the signs of overdose, immediate first aid, and where to get emergency help in Pakistan.
An overdose of zolpidem is a medical emergency. It can slow your breathing and lower your heart rate dangerously fast, and it can be fatal. Please do not wait to see how you feel — go to the nearest emergency room or call for emergency help right now. If you are with someone who took it, stay with them and get them to a doctor immediately. Do not leave them alone.
Do not try to make them vomit, and do not give them anything to eat or drink. Just get medical help as quickly as possible. When the doctor asks, tell them exactly which medicine was taken and how much, and around what time. That information can save a life.
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