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Psychotic Effect of Sleeping Tablets

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Psychotic effect of sleeping tablets INTRODUCTION 1 MAIN BODY1 CONCLUSION 4 REFERENCES 5 CONCLUSION Psychotic effect of sleeping tablets is observed in patients as several negative impacts are observed such as delirium,depression, anxiety, hallucinations and many more (Kamath, Virdi and Winokur, 2015). This assignment will focuson Zopiclone or Z- class drugs and Temazepam or B Benzodiazepine drugs to evaluate their psychotic effects on an individual (Gunawardana

Psychotic Effect of Sleeping Tablets

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5
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INTRODUCTION Psychotic effect of sleeping tablets is observed in patients as several negative impacts areobserved such as delirium, depression, anxiety, hallucinations and many more (Kamath, Virdiand Winokur, 2015). There are various kinds of sleeping pills which are utilized by peopleAtivan, Halcion, Restoril, Rozerem, Ambien, Xanax, Pamelor and so on (Chand, Thirthalli andMurthy, 2014). The present report is going to highlight facts about assumption that intake ofsleeping tablets results into psychotic effect in patient. It include several symptoms in peoplewhich indicates about psychotic impact due to which they face depression, anxiety, paranoia andhallucinations. This assignment will focus onZopiclone or Z- class drugs and Temazepam or BBenzodiazepine drugs to evaluate their psychotic effects on an individual (Gunawardana and et.Al., 2011). MAIN BODYThere are different types of sleeping drugs which impacts negatively on health of peopleand it is really necessary to intake these pills as per direction of physician (Baandrup and et. al.,2016). The dose and amount should be fixed and required to be taken in the specific quantitybecause it may create severe problems and sometimes may leads to death due to heavy intake ifheavy dose of these sleeping tablets. Moreover, simply use of these tablets generate severalsymptoms such as slurred speech, uncoordinated movements, unsteady gait, inability to focus,impaired memory and unusual euphoria (Chiu And et. al., 2016). Meanwhile, it is observed thatsuch medicines get abused by some people which results into dizziness, dry mouth, difficultywith coordination, daytime drowsiness, memory loss, unusual dreams, itching & swelling, lightheadedness and depressed breathing rate. At last, one side effect is mostly observed in chronicsleeping pill users which is known as Rebound Insomnia which might even cause bizzare anddisturbing dreams that may leads to panic attacks as well as increased anxiety upon waking ( Tanand et. al., 2014). There are different types of sleeping disorders which are required to be treated byutilising more effective as well as efficient sleep pills (Engqvist And et. al., 2011). It involvesseveral relevant drugs which are using for the same such as Anti-Parkinsonian drugs,Benzodiazepines, Non-benzodiazepine hypnotics, Melatonin receptor stimulator, Opiates,Anticonvulsants, Anti-narcoleptics and Orexin receptor antagonists. According to the hypothesis,1
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