Comment by Ivan Vorobyev on March 5, 2022 at 4:46am

Lunesta is often prescribed only on a short-term basis to treat those who suffer from serious sleep disorders such as insomnia. Anyone who takes Lunesta without a prescription, in doses greater than recommended, recreationally flexeril overdose(for example, in combination with other substances), or longer than prescribed, is considered to be abusing the drug. Therefore, to avoid lunesta overdose, a physician should be consulted before taking it. Prolonged abuse of Lunesta can cause a person to become addicted to the substance.

Comment by denchikchyb on March 5, 2022 at 4:33pm

A person addicted to Lunesta may exhibit the following negative symptoms: drug use despite a desire to quit; refusal of responsibility to take the drug; craving when not using

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