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Although it is minimal, complications are still possible. The inevitable question is: what complications can arise during anesthesia and what consequences can they lead to? Anaphylactic shock- an allergic reaction to the administration of drugs for anesthesia, to the transfusion of blood products, to the administration of antibiotics, etc. The most formidable and unpredictable complication, which can develop instantly, can occur in response to the administration of any drug in any person. Occurs with a frequency of 1 in 10,000 anesthesia. Characterized by a sharp decrease in blood pressure, disruption of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems. The consequences can be the most fatal. Unfortunately, this complication can only be avoided if the patient or his immediate family had a similar...

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The article is really very detailed, but I will join the statements already made that such “little things” as the effect of anesthesia on mental state child. Is the parent present with the child until the anesthesia takes effect? ​​Is it necessary to insist on this in advance? And how to behave with a child. when he cannot eat for 4-6 hours. Features of independent “premedication” with children different ages. Tomorrow my child needs to be admitted to the hospital, but I don’t know these questions.

Overall, a good informational article; it’s a shame that hospitals don’t provide such detailed information. My daughter was given about 10 anesthesia in the first 9 months of her life. There was a long anesthesia at the age of 3 days, then a lot of mass and intramuscular ones. Thank God there were no complications. Now she is 3 years old, develops normally, reads poetry, counts to 10. But it’s still scary how all these anesthesia affected the child’s mental state. Almost nothing is said about this anywhere. As they say, “saving the main thing, don’t bother with the little things.”
I made a proposal to our doctors to provide a certificate of all manipulations on children, so that parents could calmly read and understand, otherwise everything is on the go, fleeting phrases. Thanks for the article.

In almost every second family, in the first year of life, the problem of putting the baby to sleep arises, because babies quickly get used to being held. The more a mother loves her baby, the more often she suffers because the baby asks to be held, cannot fall asleep, wakes up and screams as soon as they try to put him in the crib.

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My son is about 3 months old. I'm worried about sleep. Fully Guards. He only falls asleep on his chest, or in a stroller while walking, and the stroller shakes. There is no daytime sleep at home during the day as such. Night sleep from 23.30 to 8.00-9.00 with breaks for feeding. We walk for a total of 3 hours. The first walk is from approximately 13.00 to 15.00 (+- hour), the second from 18.00-18.30 to 19.00-19.30. We swim at 20.00-20.30. He always wakes up crying, has been eating restlessly lately and sleeps too, twitching his arms and waking up from this, starting to look for the breast again. Does he sleep enough? He cannot fall asleep on his own without the breast. How can you get yourself to fall asleep, given that leaving you to fall asleep on your own is unrealistic due to crying to the point of hysteria?

In the practice of some hypnologists there were also shocking ways of putting people into a trance. Thus, J. Charcot used sharp noisy sounds, even gunshots, to quickly immerse himself in a hypnotic state, which instantly plunged women suffering from hysteria and neuroses into a trance, after which the therapist could work effectively with them. But this approach did not receive full support: they began to put a person into a trance using more gentle methods, using the technique of rhythmic monotonous stimulation of the auditory, visual and skin nerves, which suppress consciousness and lull the mind. Physical stimuli, such as stroking, soft whispering, or light tapping, can induce hypnotic sleep even without verbal suggestion. Expert opinion Rashit Dzhaudatovich Tukaev, official representative of Russia in the European Association of Psychotherapy, leading researcher at the Moscow Institute of Psychiatry of the Ministry of Health of Russia: -...

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What do you add to alcohol to make a person fall asleep? This question is not often asked out loud. When any person drinks with friends or acquaintances, he does not think about how and where he will fall asleep later. After all, there are 2 options: you can fall asleep either on your own, because you are tired and go to bed, or because the dose of alcohol has exceeded the required volume (and this, most likely, can be called alcoholism). And if sleeping at home or with friends does not carry any risk for the person himself and his things, then with strangers, when you drink in excess of the norm, this can lead to unpleasant consequences in the form of robbery, physical harm or an accident.

However, there is another option (alcoholic insomnia), when a heavily drunk person is not ready to go to sleep, despite sufficient alcohol intake, and continues to behave inappropriately towards others. As a result, one question arises: how to put a drunk to sleep. But first, let’s figure out why you want to sleep after drinking alcohol. The reason lies in the structure of the blood vessels. Their expansion entails a calming of the central nervous system, which serves as one of the beacons for the body and causes sleep. The reason why you want to sleep with a hangover is the same. A person falls asleep if his central nervous system is in calm state. However, with alcoholism, the body cannot interpret signals, so the sleep stage can occur quite long time. Alcoholics especially suffer when trying to sleep with a hangover, since their only desire is to remove dryness in the mouth. The methods described below are intended only to help put a drunk person to sleep, and not.

Firstly, you can resort to simple conviction, because all people are sensible beings, and it is possible to reach an agreement. Often a conversation is enough to convince a person to fall asleep quickly. This method is especially effective if you need to fall asleep with a hangover.

Secondly, you can use another technique - ignoring a drunk person. This means not paying attention to all his provocations so that the person falls asleep. As a result, sooner or later he will get bored and go to bed.

Thirdly, if a drunk person still wants to show his character, then the only option for putting him to sleep is to stay away from him so that he cannot harm himself or others. After some time, you can notice that the person is still sleeping.

And fourthly, you can put a drunk person to sleep simply by talking or waiting. Just reduce any manifestation of its activity to a minimum. This is why you want to sleep with a hangover - a person’s activity is at a minimum and the body has not yet returned to normal.

Medicinal ways to put a drunk person to sleep

There are also medicinal ways to put a drunk to sleep. Let's consider what we can give him.

Valerian extract or motherwort tincture can be used. These drugs are designed to calm the central nervous system. In a state of alcoholic excitement, they act in a similar way. The exposure time is quite long, so they are never used by scammers, since it is not practical for them to give this medicine to a drunk person. The drugs can be used at home without a doctor's prescription.

Strong sedatives are used (for example, phenazepam, diazepam and other drugs from this group).

Medicines are sold only with a doctor's prescription. It is possible to add them to make a person fall asleep, but the duration of the reaction is long (as in the first group of drugs). The drugs are intended to combat epilepsy, seizures and headaches. If the dosage is incorrect, consequences such as memory loss, respiratory arrest, etc. may occur. In addition, after sleep, a person may develop hallucinations, memory impairment and confusion. In case of alcoholism, the use of these drugs is contraindicated.

IN difficult cases use drugs intended for violent mentally ill patients. The action is aimed at completely calming the central nervous system. Available only with a psychiatrist's prescription. The speed of falling asleep with the help of the drug is a matter of minutes. This, of course, will help you sleep with a hangover, but it is impossible to buy such a remedy without a prescription.

Indirect acting drugs

Medicinal methods include drugs that have drowsiness as a side effect, such as clonidine. This medicine is used to combat hypertension, and is also known as a way to put a drunk person to sleep or to intoxicate, including a sober one. In pharmacies it is issued only by prescription, as it is addictive. When clonidine enters the body, it is rapidly absorbed along with alcohol. This method is used to treat alcoholism in initial stages diseases. The effect of the drug on the body is such that people cease to control themselves completely, and therefore the risk of getting into an accident, falling from a height and other fatal and traumatic incidents increases. The use of medication for alcoholism requires strict adherence to the dosage to exclude such cases.

There is another drug that is given to a drunk person - diphenhydramine. However, this medicine has a double unpredictable effect: it can both cause drowsiness, causing a person to fall asleep, and, conversely, increase the activity of a drunk person. Diphenhydramine has antiemetic, antiallergic, sedative and hypnotic properties. But putting a drunk person to sleep with diphenhydramine does not always work.

Last on the list of drugs are antidepressants. The name speaks for itself - they are designed to calm the patient both in the clinic and at home. When taken, a person develops behavior like a drunk person: unsteadiness of gait, confusion of speech and consciousness. The use of the medicine leads to rapid sleep. However, simultaneous use is prohibited as it can lead to coma and even death.

An understanding of the goal is required. After all, when you drink, you don’t always want to sleep, just as people in a drunken state are not always driven by aggression.

The above methods will help in resolving issues such as:

• insomnia due to a hangover (when a person cannot fall asleep after drinking a certain amount of alcohol the night before);
• insomnia from alcohol.

Use of this information for illegal purposes is criminally punishable.

Alcoholism cannot be treated on its own. For full recovery We recommend contacting specialized institutions.

Melatonin is a hormone synthesized in the cells of the pineal gland, also known as pineal gland. Since ancient times, the pineal gland has been considered the center of the brain, which transmits its impulses to all organs of the human body.

Melatonin owes its name to the American dermatologist Lerner, who worked on its discovery by examining many bovine epiphyses. And all this work was done just to identify the chemical structure of this hormone. Therefore, Lerner called the result of his titanic work melatonin, which is translated from Greek as “dirty labor.”

It is noteworthy that this hormone performs all its functions “under cover of darkness”, starting at 8 pm. Scientists around the world have proven that melatonin is produced by cells pineal gland, and then is released into the blood only at night, and in bright light its formation abruptly stops. Despite the fact that the main source of melatonin is the pineal gland, its synthesis is also carried out by the thymus ( thymus), glands of the gastrointestinal tract and reproductive system. Since so many organs and systems maintain high levels of melatonin in the blood, we can assume its high need for the human body.

Melatonin is credited with many properties, one of which is the so-called rhythm-organizing effect, in the event of which people's biological rhythms are disturbed (especially when moving from one time zone to another). Melatonin also has antioxidant and immunostimulating effects. Many scientists around the world believe that the pineal gland, with the help of melatonin, acts on protective forces body. For example, melatonin binds oxidants, triggering the antioxidant defense of the body as a whole. Looking at the function of melatonin in immune system, we can say that its role in antiviral protection is undeniable. The pineal gland hormone has a positive effect on fat metabolism, which significantly reduces cholesterol in the blood, consequently reducing the risk of developing atherosclerotic plaques on the walls of blood vessels and regulating blood pressure levels. Many researchers believe that melatonin can prolong life, but so far there is no convincing evidence for this hypothesis in experimental data. There are only indirect data based not on elevated level epiphyseal hormone in the blood of centenarians, and on the high activity of their immune defense.

Everything would be wonderful, taking into account all the functions of melatonin, if not for one “but”, the amount of the hormone changes throughout our lives. Its production begins at the age of three months, and reaches its peak by the age of five, then remains at the same level until the onset of puberty (puberty), then its level drops sharply and reaches its critical minimum by the age of 40-50.

Having considered all the “miracle properties” of Melatonin, we can draw a conclusion, that is, draw some conclusion. Over time, the body loses the ability to produce melatonin, which is why older people suffer from insomnia, high blood pressure, cardiovascular diseases, disorders cerebral circulation, increased bone fragility, various tumor diseases.

But you shouldn’t be upset by such a sad fact; Melatonin was found artificially and is found in food products, in addition to being produced by your own body.

Foods that promote the formation of melatonin:

• Foods rich in amino acids (tryptophan): soybean curd, tofu, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, almonds, walnuts.
• Calcium-rich foods: milk, ashiritsa, greens soybeans, figs, hazelnuts, lentils, cabbage, mustard seeds, dandelion leaves.
• Foods rich in vitamin B6: red bell pepper, apricot, sunflower seed, banana, beans.

Products containing melatonin: oats, corn, rice, raisins, tomatoes, banana, barley.

Melaxen (Melatonin) as a pharmaceutical product

For medical purposes, Melaxen is used to normalize sleep and prevent disturbances in biological rhythms in people who move quickly in a latitudinal direction and shift the usual “sleep-wake” mode by several hours. The melatonin drug reduces all unpleasant consequences by rearranging all the biological rhythms of the body in accordance with local time. Thus, it is possible to artificially shift the circadian rhythm if such a need arises during shift work and rotational work. Normalization of sleep contributes to the anti-anxiety, calming activity of melatonin.

Studies conducted at the federal “sleep center” have shown the high effectiveness and safety of Melaxen treatment for normalizing sleep in patients with acute disorders cerebral circulation (stroke), with high blood pressure (arterial hypertension, hypertension), as well as in the complex treatment of coronary heart disease (CHD).

Like any drug, Melaxen also has contraindications, therefore, you should consult your doctor before using it.

The drug should not be used by pregnant and lactating women, children under 16 years of age, with blood diseases (leukemia), systemic diseases (collagenosis), kidney pathology, autoimmune diseases. When taking the drug, you should avoid bright light. Not recommended for use by women. Those wishing to become pregnant, since Melaxen has little contraceptive effect. Melatonin (Melaxen) should not be used with painkillers, hormonal drugs, sedatives, or antidiabetic drugs.

In favor of this drug, I would like to add that after all the experiments carried out on animals, clinical data carried out within the walls of hospitals, no negative properties of Melatonin were found. All studies show that the drug affects the problem area that needs its action. For example, the drug will not reduce blood pressure, if it is within normal limits.

Take care of your health and don't get sick!

On topic for publication. I would like to hear in the comments of comrades who are knowledgeable about medical drugs whether at least one of the drugs listed below is capable of putting a person to sleep instantly?

Insomnia can be caused for various reasons: neuroses, nervous and mental illnesses, emotional days, overwork, etc. A person cannot always cope with insomnia, so he resorts to sleeping pills and sedatives. They regulate the functions of the central nervous system, including sleep. Neuroleptics have sedative and antiseptic properties. Tranquilizers, due to their calming effect, weaken the manifestations of neuroses.

Barbiturates.
Derivatives of barbituric acid have hypnotic properties. Barbiturates vary in duration of action: barbital, sodium barbital, phenobarbital (luminal) have a long-lasting effect; Barmamil, sodium etaminal (Nembutal), cyclobarbital have an average duration of action; Hexobarbital has a short action.

The choice of barbiturate depends on the symptoms of the patient with insomnia: if he falls asleep easily and wakes up early, then a long-acting drug is prescribed. If the patient has a problem only in falling asleep, and sleep is continuous, then short-acting barbiturates are prescribed.

Barbiturates with long-term action are excreted by the kidneys, and short-acting ones are destroyed in the liver, therefore, in case of liver disease, the use of short-acting barbiturates is contraindicated. Barbiturates are addictive when taken over a long period of time. In this sense, they can be equated to drugs. It is dangerous for pregnant women to use this drug, because it easily penetrates the placenta and negatively affects the development of the fetus.

The following were synthesized to create sleeping pills: medicines:

Tetridine (Benedorm). Low toxicity, almost non-addictive in hypnotic doses. Taken for nervous disorders and various types of insomnia.
Noxiron. Mainly prescribed for neurotic conditions. After 15-30 minutes of using the drug, sleep occurs and lasts 6-8 hours. With prolonged use it is addictive.
Chloral hydrate. Prescribed as a sedative, hypnotic and anticonvulsant for eclampsia, tetanus and spasmophilia. Long-term use of chloral hydrate is addictive.
Carbromal (adaline). Used for neurasthenia as a sedative and moderate hypnotic an hour before bedtime. Contraindication - bromism.
Bromized (bromural). Has the same effect as carbromal. Used for insomnia and nervous agitation. As a sleeping pill, take 30-40 minutes before bedtime.
Sodium bromide. Used for neurasthenia, increased irritability, insomnia, epilepsy, chorea. Long-term use can cause bromism: runny nose, cough, rash, general weakness.
Rhizome with valerian roots. Reduces excitability and has a moderate antispasmodic effect. It is also used for insomnia.
Motherwort grass. Taken in the form of an infusion or extract as a sedative.
Corvalol. Used for increased irritability, tachycardia, insomnia, neuroses, and intestinal spasms.
Thioridazine (Sonapax, Melleril). Used for schizophrenia, neuroses, anxiety. It's a neuroleptic. Contraindications: allergies, coma, glaucoma.
Meprotan (andaxin, meprobamate). It's a tranquilizer. Calms the central nervous system, enhances the effect of sleeping pills. Do not use while driving or during work requiring quick reactions.
Chlordiazepoxide (Elenium, Librium). Used for neuroses, mental illnesses and for premedication in surgery.
Diazepam (seduxen). Calms the central nervous system and has a relaxing effect.
Oxazepam (tazepam). Similar in function to seduxen and elenium. Used for neurotic conditions accompanied by anxiety and insomnia.
Nitrazepam (Eunoctin, Rader). Reduces emotional excitability, eliminates insomnia. Sleep occurs 20-45 minutes after using the drug and lasts 6-8 hours.
Oxylidine. Sedative. Used for neuroses, insomnia, psychopathy.
Trioxazine. Tranquilizer. Calms the central nervous system. Prescribed for neuroses, insomnia, increased irritability, fatigue.
Fruticin. The drug is well tolerated and has a calming effect.
Gindarine. Tranquilizer. Used for neurasthenia and insomnia.

The human body produces naturally sleeping pill. A similar substance was isolated from the blood of a sleeping rabbit. Based on it, they will try to create without side effects sleeping pills.

Even in ancient times, doctors and other people practicing medicine tried to find a way to painlessly put a person to sleep. It is reliably known that even in the Stone Age primitive people have already done complex ones surgical operations, and even amputation of limbs, but for many centuries ancient surgeons and doctors were interested in the question: how to put a person to sleep?

First attempts to euthanize a person

The very first attempts to completely euthanize a person were made in Egypt and Syria. A person was put to sleep by squeezing the vessels of the neck; this method was used during circumcision operations. A method of disabling a person by bloodletting was also tested, which caused anemia of the brain. Sometimes such attempts ended very tragically and it was no longer possible to wake up a person after such manipulations... It is logical to assume that the discovery of anesthesia belongs to one surgeon, or maybe even a group of surgeons, because it was surgeons who most faced the problem of putting a person to sleep and turning off his consciousness during the operation. However, this is not true.

The first person to use anesthesia became a nobody famous doctor Thomas Morton. Dr. Morton was constantly in need of patients, as people were afraid of the pain that the dentist gave them during treatment, and therefore preferred to go with old and decayed teeth, just not to suffer. T. Morton was an ardent opponent of this situation and chose for his experiments the best anesthetic available at that time: diethyl ether. He approached experiments with ether very responsibly, conducted various experiments on animals, and after experiments on animals, he began to remove teeth from his fellow dentists. Next, Morton designed a very primitive apparatus for anesthetizing patients, and only when he was completely confident in his success did he decide to conduct a public demonstration of his anesthesia. On October 16, 1846, he called a surgeon he knew to remove a jaw tumor, and left himself the role of the world's first anesthesiologist. (Dr. Wells's previous demonstration of anesthesia was a fiasco due to poor choice of anesthetic and Wells's combination of the two functions of surgeon and anesthesiologist in one person). The operation took place in deathly silence, and the patient slept peacefully. The doctors who gathered at the demonstration were amazed. The patient woke up to deafening applause from the audience.

How to put a person to sleep - ways

But what if the matter does not concern medicine, and we need this skill in everyday life? How to put a drunk person to sleep? Many people are familiar with situations where a person becomes violent while intoxicated, but few are able to stop his violence. How to put a person to sleep with your hands? There are several ways to put a person to sleep.

More on Ancient East They knew that there are special points on the human body, when pressed, a person falls unconscious. One of them is located on the shoulders (a little closer to the neck); when you sharply press this point, a sharp impulse is sent to the brain, causing the person to fall. There is also a carotid artery, when pressed the same thing happens - a person falls unconscious. But you should always be careful when pressing any points on your body, as each person is different and the effect may vary.

Chloroform is also often used for euthanasia. This is an old method, and each of us has seen at least one film in which a little of this liquid is poured onto a handkerchief and then pressed against the face of the person they want to put to sleep.

The most easily accessible and simple way to quickly put a person to sleep is to give him a sleeping pill. Nowadays, any pharmacy sells many different medications that help a person fall asleep very quickly. On the issue of euthanasia: previously in Russia there were very common criminal cases of euthanasia of people with clonidine. They simply slipped it into a person’s alcohol, and then calmly robbed the apartment. It has now been proven that clonidine together with alcohol has a very negative effect on the human body, so you should not use clonidine to put a person to sleep while intoxicated.

At the end of the article, I would like to note that putting a person to sleep is not the easiest thing. It is difficult to even say how to put a person to sleep for an hour, not to mention the complete and prolonged immersion of a person in sleep, especially only with the help of hands. Of course, there are various drugs, hypnosis and points on the human body, but all these are very long and unreliable methods. That's why painless way Instantaneous euthanasia of a person simply does not exist.

At the first signs of insomnia, many resort to taking sleeping pills. It is worth noting that not all of them are safe for the body. Many have a huge amount side effects and contraindications. In addition, most of them are addictive, and sudden withdrawal leads to withdrawal symptoms.

Therefore, you should choose medications that help you fall asleep quickly, with caution, or better yet, after consulting a doctor. About what sleeping pills have fast-acting effect and the safest for health, we will find out further.

Before you start taking medications to combat insomnia, you should find out the cause of this condition. Here are the main ones:

• stress;
• experiences;
• anxiety states;
• – respiratory stops during night rest;
• bad habits;
• overwork;
• mental and physical stress;
• long-term use of medications;
• drinking caffeinated drinks before bed;
• existing diseases – bronchial asthma, thyroid problems, oncology, kidney and liver diseases, pathologies digestive tract.

In addition, changing time zones and moving can be a source of sleep difficulties.

Sleeping pills are divided into several groups:

1. Benzodiazepine group. Suitable for those who have trouble sleeping due to unfounded anxiety, fear, worries and phobias. This includes Phenazepam, Sibazon. If you use medications from this group for a long time– more than 2 weeks, this will lead to dependence and increased symptoms. With a single dose, the use of benzodiazepines does not lead to any negative consequences.
2. Barbiturate acid derivatives. Used in cases of serious sleep disorders. This group includes: “Barbital”, “Hexobarbatal”, “Phenobarbital”, “Relodorm”. Prescribed as anticonvulsants, hypnotics, and relaxants. With prolonged use, addiction syndrome may develop. In addition, barbiturates shorten the phase time REM sleep. When purchasing, the pharmacist requires a doctor's prescription.
3. Preparations with melatonin. These medications are among the safest. Do not affect sleep cycles, do not cause drowsiness or fatigue during the day. This group includes: “Melaxen”, “Melarena”, etc.
4. Z- drugs. The most effective and safe means with hypnotic effect. They have no side effects, and no cases of overdose have been observed. It is worth noting that too long use leads to addiction. This group includes Ivadol, Andante, Zopiclone.

There is another group of drugs that affects the quality of sleep - antihistamines. This includes Diprazine and Diphenhydramine. Not suitable for the treatment of severe forms of insomnia.

Drugs fast acting prescribed for difficulties falling asleep, numerous awakenings at night, superficial sleep, as well as increasing the duration of night rest, eliminating agitation, and improving sleep quality.

It is worth noting that all drugs with a hypnotic effect that have quick effect, there is one thing in common. They help relax muscles and suppress the activity of certain areas of the brain responsible for tension and anxiety.

Important! All drugs with hypnotic effects lengthen the duration of the REM sleep phase, but reduce the deep sleep stage.

List of rapid-acting sleeping pills

To begin with, we will describe medications that are sold in pharmacies without a doctor’s prescription and are the safest for the body.

The main substance that is part of the medicine is melatonin. It is recommended to take 1 tablet before a night's rest - half an hour before. If severe problems with falling asleep are observed, the dosage can be doubled.

Melaxen is eliminated from the body very quickly. Other advantages include:

• acceleration of falling asleep;
• does not lead to drowsiness during the day;
• does not cause mental or physical dependence;
• the number of awakenings during the night's rest is reduced.

Disadvantages include the inability to take during pregnancy and breastfeeding. People with hormonal disorders, individual intolerance components of the drug, kidney problems, diabetes mellitus and the medicine is prohibited for use.

The cost of the drug is 650 rubles.

According to reviews, we can conclude: the drug "Melaxen" is very effective. Many claim that the medicine does not cause drowsiness and promotes instant falling asleep and deep sleep.

"Donormil" is a fast-acting sleeping pill. The main active ingredient is doxylamine. In pharmacies you can find it in the form regular tablets and “fizzy drinks” that dissolve in water. The drug is prescribed for sleep disorders, insomnia, and frequent awakenings.

The action begins 10-15 minutes after administration. During this period of time, ethanolamine H-1 receptors are blocked. The duration of action of the drug is from 6 to 8 hours. Take ½ tablet 10-15 minutes before bedtime. Duration of therapy is 3-5 days. For serious sleep disorders, the dose may increase to 1-2 tablets.

Among the contraindications it should be noted:

• the patient has angle-closure glaucoma;
• problems with urination in men, prostate diseases.

Expectant mothers are allowed to use Donormil in any form. The medicine should not be given to children under 15 years of age. People who are suffering should be careful temporary stop breathing during night rest (apnea).

Important! In order for the drug to put you to sleep faster, doctors recommend ventilating the room before resting at night, ensuring yourself a comfortable sleeping place, do not overeat and do not watch films that affect the psyche.

Side effects include urinary retention, dry mouth, and constipation.

The main analogues of the drug are “Reslip”, “Sonmil”. The price of Donormila is 330 rubles. Released.

Many people claim that with the help of Donormil you can fall asleep in 10 minutes. Also, those using this drug note the absence of side effects and drowsiness during the day.

Dreamz is completely natural preparation, which has hypnotic and sedative effects. It is absolutely safe, as it consists entirely of plant materials. It can be taken even by children as young as 2 years old.

Available in the form of drops. Used for insomnia chronic form, irritability, mental disorders, anxiety, depression, unreasonable fear, frequent awakening during the night's rest, long periods of falling asleep.

Adults need to use the drug at night - for insomnia, 3 times a day - for anxiety. Dosage – 5 ml.

The cost of Dreamz is 1600 rubles. The composition of the product is similar to “Sonylux”.

Numerous reviews say that the drug is good for anxiety, especially when important events are expected the next day. “Dreams” quickly calms you down and relieves anxiety. The next morning no drowsiness. Most of those who have tried this medicine recommend its use.

"Sonylux" is another medicine with a hypnotic and sedative effect, which consists only of plant materials. The drug helps you fall asleep quickly, reduce the number of awakenings and eliminate the sources of lack of sleep and insomnia. In addition, the active components contained in this product easily eliminate irritability, anxiety, fear, aggression, and chronic fatigue.

For insomnia, take 1 scoop 30 minutes before bedtime on an empty stomach. For psycho-emotional disorders, the number of doses should be increased to three.

The cost of the drug is 990 rubles. An analogue is “Dreams”.

Many claim that the drug is absolutely safe. Its effect is equivalent to strong sleeping pills, which with prolonged use lead to addiction. “Sonylux,” according to reviews, acts almost instantly, sleep comes quickly, the nervous system calms, and in the morning there is no drowsiness or fatigue.

Another product that can be bought at a pharmacy without a prescription is Valocardin. This is one of the safest drugs that will not only speed up the process of falling asleep, but also eliminate the symptoms of angina pectoris, and also reduce high blood pressure.

The main active ingredients of Valocardin are: phenobarbital, validol. Prescribed for insomnia caused by irritability, anxiety states, neurosis. The drug is available in the form of drops. Taken at night half an hour before bedtime. Dosage – 15 drops (can be increased to 25 if necessary).

Advantages of Valocordin:

1. Relieves pain.
2. Reduces blood pressure.
3. Improves blood circulation.
4. Prevents vascular spasms.
5. Eliminates intestinal bloating.
6. Reduces the excitability of some parts of the central nervous system.
7. Blocks the activity of the part of the brain responsible for anxiety, anxiety, and excitement.
8. Does not inhibit reactions.

Among the disadvantages are the following:

1. As mentioned earlier, one of the main active ingredients is phenobarbital. So, frequent use of products containing it is addictive.
2. Systematic use may cause dizziness and drowsiness during the day.

The drug should not be taken by breastfeeding women or pregnant women.

The cost of "Valokardina" is 50 rubles. Among the analogues one can note - “Corvalol”, “Validol”, “Barboval”, “Darvilol”.

An excellent remedy that not only relieves anxiety and improves sleep, but also eliminates stomach pain. All those who use this remedy, talk about its effectiveness and safety.

“Phyto-novo-sed” consists entirely of plant components. It has no side effects (except for allergies to the herbs it contains).

The main indications for use of the drug are neurotic conditions, which are accompanied by anxiety, irritability, fears, insomnia, and headaches.

Important! Among the advantages of “Fito-novo-sed” is the absence of drowsiness, which makes it possible to take it during the day.

The use of the drug is contraindicated:

• children under 18 years of age, expectant mothers and women who are breastfeeding;
• people with HIV infection;
• for autoimmune diseases, tuberculosis, leukemia.

You need to take the medicine 3 times a day - for psycho-emotional disorders, and before bed - if you suffer from insomnia. Dosage – 0.5 teaspoon of extract. Be sure to dissolve in 50 ml of water. The course of treatment is 14 days.

The price of the medicine is 90 rubles.

Most people suffering from insomnia report good results after using Phyto-novo-sed. Sleep occurs within a few minutes after use. The medicine quickly calms down, relieves irritability, and does not cause fatigue or drowsiness during the day.

"Sleep Formula"

The composition of this dietary supplement is dominated by traditional “sleepy” herbs, such as hops and passionflower, as well as vitamins B and Magnesium. This composition makes it easier to fall asleep and get deeper and better quality sleep. There is also a version of the drug enhanced with phytomelatonin.

The drug has natural plant composition, released in various forms(tea, tablets, syrup), suitable even for children (from 3 years old), improves sleep quality, relieves stress. What is important is that he passed clinical trials based on the clinics of the State Research Institute of Mental Health of the Tomsk Scientific Center of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences and is not addictive. Among the disadvantages, buyer reviews note that the Sleep Formula does not act immediately, but has a cumulative effect. Contraindications: intolerance to components, pregnancy, breastfeeding.

"Tryptophan Calm Formula"

A drug based on the amino acid L-tryptophan, which affects the sleep-wake cycle. Also contains vitamin B and pantothenic acid, which are important for maintaining anti-stress functions of the body.

The drug lifts your mood well during the day, reduces irritability, helps you calm down and fall asleep during insomnia due to stress, good composition. Among the disadvantages, consumers note the price of the product. Contraindications include intolerance to the components, pregnancy, and breastfeeding.

Medicines available only with a doctor's prescription

Another drug that almost instantly solves the problem of falling asleep is Phenazepam. Refers to a number of tranquilizers. Among all sleeping pills, this medicine is considered to be the best. The hypnotic effect of Phenazepam can be expected 15 minutes after administration. It is recommended to take it for insomnia that appears due to fears, anxiety, and phobias.

Important! The fast-acting sleeping pill Phenazepam relieves anxiety and is used as an anticonvulsant drug.

Prescribed in the following dosage: for adults daily norm can reach 6 g. the main active ingredient (in difficult cases). The optimal single dose is 250-500 mcg.

Take 1 time per day before bedtime - half an hour before. Long-term use may cause withdrawal symptoms and dependence.

Pregnant and breastfeeding women should be careful. It is not allowed to use the drug together with alcohol. Duration of therapy is 2 weeks, no more.

Upon purchase, the pharmacist requires a prescription from the doctor. Price – from 85 to 200 rubles.

According to doctors, Phenazepam is a last resort for insomnia. There are milder medications that will relieve restlessness, anxiety and irritability that lead to insomnia.

“What drug should I take to make me fall asleep instantly?” — many people ask at a doctor’s appointment. "Imovan" is a fast-acting sleeping pill. It is prescribed in the following cases:

• for sleep disorders;
• when the process of falling asleep is difficult;
• with numerous awakenings during the night's rest;
• for situational insomnia;
• for chronic insomnia;
• when sleep disturbances are associated with neurosis, anxiety, and unreasonable fears.

People with respiratory and heart failure, apnea, children under 15 years of age, as well as pregnant and lactating women should not take Imovan.

A single dosage for people over 15 years of age is 7.5 mg. In severe cases, as prescribed by the doctor, it can be increased to 15 mg. Elderly people and those who suffer from severe renal impairment should start with a dosage of 3.75 mg.

Undesirable effects include disorders in the digestive tract, disturbances in the functioning of the nervous system (head pain, drowsiness, blurred vision, hallucinations, scary dreams, confusion, dizziness).

You cannot combine the use of Imovan and alcoholic drinks. The drug is dispensed only with a medical prescription from a doctor. Cost – 550-900 rubles.

According to reviews, “Imovan” really helps you fall asleep almost instantly. Only a few complain about the many side effects that manifest themselves in daytime drowsiness, as well as difficulty waking up in the morning.

"Ivadal" is included in the category of "sedative, rapid-acting sleeping pills." The medicine is good to use when there are sleep disturbances, chronic lack of sleep, insomnia, constant awakenings during the night's rest.

Important! The next morning, drowsiness after taking Ivadal does not persist.

It is better not to take the drug for people with impaired gas exchange in the lungs, apnea, severe renal pathologies, liver diseases, as well as children under 18 years of age, women expecting a child (in the first trimester) and nursing mothers.

Undesirable effects include disturbances in the gastrointestinal tract, nervous system, and allergic reactions. When taking the drug for a long time (more than 1 week), addiction develops.

The tablets should be taken a quarter of an hour before bedtime. Single dose – 0.1 g. The course of therapy is from 2 to 5 days. If the doctor has prescribed to continue treatment for more than a week, then the drug should be discontinued gradually.

The medicine is dispensed only with a doctor's prescription. The cost of the medicine is 830 rubles.

As for those who have tried the drug on themselves, the reviews are generally positive. Many people talk about the rapid action of the medicine. The drug is especially good for shallow sleep and frequent awakenings.

To quickly fall asleep, doctors often prescribe Reladorm to patients. The medicine has combined action. It begins to act within 15-20 minutes. It has the following effects on the body:

• sedative;
• hypnotic;
• anxiolytic, that is, it relieves anxiety.

In pharmacies it is found only in tablet form. The medicine includes the following substances: calcium cyclobarbital, diazepam. Prescribed for sleep disorders caused by anxiety and neuroses.

People with:

• glaucoma;
• myasthenia;
• apnea;
• depression;
• mental disorders;
• respiratory failure;
• with thoughts of suicide;
• renal and liver failure.

In addition, the drug is contraindicated for pregnant and lactating women, children under 15 years of age, and elderly people over 65 years of age. Reladorm is prohibited for use in cases of severe alcohol poisoning and drugs that affect the nervous system.

You need to take the drug 15 minutes before bedtime, ½ or a whole tablet orally. Side effects include digestive tract disorders, allergies, low blood pressure, dizziness, weakness, and fainting. Duration of treatment – ​​7 days (no longer possible, as there is a possibility of developing withdrawal syndrome).

The medicine is dispensed only with a doctor's prescription. The price varies between 380-600 rubles. Analogues are: “Sibazon”, “Relium”, “Seduxen”.

Opinions about this drug divided. Some talk about its effectiveness, while others complain about a large number of side effects.

The main substance of Sanval is zolpidem. It is sold only in tablet form. The medicine is prescribed to people who complain of systematic and early awakenings during the night, as well as difficulty falling asleep.

The disadvantages of the drug include the inability to use in depressive states, as well as negative influence on the central nervous system and digestive tract.

The optimal dosage of “Sanval” is 10-20 mg (maximum). Elderly people should take no more than 5 mg of the active ingredient. The tablets should be taken before bedtime. The duration of treatment is no more than 4 weeks. The withdrawal should be gradual.

The price of the drug is 350 rubles.

Many people speak positively about this drug. After using it, sleep comes quickly. However, there are also those who talk about undesirable effects, among which the most common are daytime drowsiness and short-term stomach pain.

Another good one quick cure- “Andante.” The drug belongs to the group of pyrazolo-pyrimidines. It is considered one of the safest of this category. It is prescribed to help you fall asleep faster and prevent early awakening. The main component, zaleplon, begins to act within 15 minutes. Available in capsule form.

It is not recommended for people who are intolerant to the components that make up the drug, as well as for expectant mothers. In addition, there is no need to use the rapid-acting sleeping pill “Andante” for pulmonary and renal failure, as well as girls breastfeeding and children under 18 years of age.

Among the advantages can be noted:

• accelerating the process of falling asleep;
• reducing the number of awakenings at night;
• elimination of severe sleep disorders.

It is worth noting that the drug has several side effects: from the central nervous system - lethargy, passivity, headache, dizziness, short temper, aggressiveness, from the digestive tract - vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, pain in the entire abdominal area. In rare cases, skin rashes and allergies are observed.

Important! The fast-acting drug Andante is addictive if taken for a long time. With systematic use, withdrawal syndrome develops, which manifests itself in the form of increased symptoms of insomnia.

Price “Andante” – 470 rubles.

Many who have taken Andante talk about its immediate effect. However, there are those who claim that they will no longer take this medicine due to side effects such as dizziness, drowsiness and tiredness during the day.

The main component of the drug is diphenhydramine. "Diphenhydramine" has sedative and hypnotic effects. The therapeutic effect occurs 1 hour after administration and lasts about 6 hours.

It is recommended to take 50 mg 1 hour before bedtime. Undesirable effects include disturbances in the functioning of the nervous, respiratory, reproductive, immune, digestive, and cardiovascular systems. Such failures occur only when the drug is overdosed.

Not allowed for use by people with glaucoma, asthma, or during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

The price of the drug is 100 rubles.

As for the reviews, they are both positive and negative. Doctors say that Diphenhydramine is a drug that should be taken for insomnia only in extreme cases.

Sleeping pills should be taken with caution. Since many of them cause addiction with a subsequent increase in insomnia symptoms. Therefore, before purchasing sleeping pills without a prescription, it is better to consult a doctor.

It may be that taking medications with a soporific effect is not necessary at all. Indeed, in most cases, sleep problems can be eliminated by adjusting nutrition, day mode, refusing bad habits etc.

Even in ancient times, doctors thought about how to put a person to sleep. There was no anesthesia or drugs for these purposes, so we had to come up with our own methods. Now doctors are already making full use of all the benefits of medicine, however, the question of how to calm a person for a while still remains relevant.

Sometimes this is required in order to fall asleep faster without resorting to sleeping pills. However, most often it is simply necessary to calm down a drunken brawler and put him to sleep.

Hypnosis

Hypnosis can put a person into a trance state and keep him there for several hours. The technique of hypnosis is quite difficult to master, so you should not use this method unless you have enough knowledge to do so.

Important! When using hypnosis, you must be able to not only put a person into a state of sleep, but also bring him out of it.

Another nuance is that not every person can be hypnotized. More suggestible people are able to immediately succumb to the influence, while others may not enter the sleep state at all.

Special points on the body

Many saw in the film how some hero pressed a certain point on his opponent’s body and thereby instantly knocked him out. This is not a cinematic trick, this can be done in real life. There are special points on the human body that can quickly turn off consciousness or cause severe drowsiness.

Let's list some of these points:

The above points are not all that are capable of influencing the body, but they are the most easily accessible to external influence.

Liquids for euthanasia

Another method familiar to us from films. Applying a rag or scarf soaked in a special liquid to the face. This method is fast-acting, but quite dangerous. Careless use may result in mental disabilities in the future or even death.

For euthanasia it is used:

1. Chloroform.
2. Ether.
3. Clonidine.

Any of the above medications is quite dangerous, so it is only allowed to be used by specialists.

In addition, each of them has strong side effects:

• Headache.
• Nausea.
• Dizziness.
• Irritation of the mucous membrane and respiratory tract.
• Impaired kidney and liver function.

The list of side effects is quite impressive, so you should not put a drunk person to sleep using this method.

In case of alcohol intoxication, the use of medications may entail negative consequences. In no case should you experiment with them, much less give them sleeping pills, without first knowing how they interact with alcohol. Alcohol can increase the effects of medications, which can lead to respiratory arrest or cause a hypertensive crisis.

Doctors most often prescribe drugs from the imidazopyridine group to a drunk:

1. Zolpidem.
2. Snovitel.
3. Sanval.
4. Ivadal.

The above drugs are available only with a doctor's prescription. Under no circumstances should you exceed the prescribed dose, otherwise side effects may occur.

Other methods

If methods for putting a drunk person to sleep at home did not help, or you need to quickly bring your husband or acquaintance to his senses, while remaining conscious, you need to cleanse the body of toxins.

The following methods are suitable for this:

• Gastric lavage. To do this, you need to drink as much as possible at one time. special solution, and then induce artificial vomiting. It is allowed to use a solution of soda or salt.
• Ammonia. Dissolve 5 drops of ammonia in one glass of water and drink.
• Large amount of liquid. To restore the body, you should drink as much liquid as possible, for example, tea, fruit juice or herbal decoctions.

In addition to taking various liquids, it will help to sober up fresh air, running and strength training. If you cannot sober up a person on your own, you should consult a doctor.

How not to calm someone down

Sometimes, when trying to help and calm a person, you can only anger him more. Some recommendations cannot be used at all on your own, as you may miscalculate and harm the health of your friend or relative.

Commonly used methods that you really shouldn't use:

In case of mild intoxication, you can bring a person to a normal state on your own. Otherwise, if a drunkard begins to row and threaten society, it is better to call an ambulance and send the person to the hospital.

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