You should check with your pharmacist or your doctor.
I wouldn't advise it.
Anyone who has depression shouldn't take Ambien it will increase the severity of the depression or at least it did for me.
It was awful. It helped me sleep but then the next day I would cry so hard and I couldn't stop crying or get my breath long enough to tell anyone that I didn't know what was wrong. I cried so hard for so long that my shirt was wet and my chest hurt.
I'll never take it again! But that's just my personal experience with it. The Klonopin alone should be plenty by itself.
lol kpins make you relaxed. ambien will knock you out! i saw ask any pharmasist in a drug store, or call ur doctor. im sure there is some way for yuo to be able to take the kpin to relieve stressed and anxiety with being able to take ur sleep medicine in a healthy way.
Chemically speaking, these two medications do not have any adverse interactions when taken together. However, since medications affect each person differently, then you may want to see how it affects you. These are two potent medications. You may want to check on other alternatives with your doctor should you experience any bad effect with them.
Hope this helps.
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kimberlee, I hope you are joking nothing like that will happen !!! Ambien binds to a different receptor site in you brain and klonopin binds to the opiate receptor sites... therefore please be careful how much you take each day since it accumulates in your body, but of course get the final advice from your Dr....
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Haha if you're looking to get fucked up go ahead, i mean itll knock you on your ass big time. If youre talking pharmaceutical reasons, then I dont see why you would be talking the two at the same time in any situation, seeing as how clonazepam can be quite sedative.
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