FAQ

Zopiclone may interact with certain medical conditions, such as respiratory disorders, liver or kidney impairment, and psychiatric disorders. It's essential to inform your healthcare provider about any pre-existing medical conditions before starting Zopiclone.

Individuals with liver or kidney problems may require lower doses of Zopiclone, as the medication is metabolized by the liver and excreted by the kidneys.

Contraindications for taking Zopiclone include a history of allergic reactions to Zopiclone or other sedative-hypnotic medications, as well as certain medical conditions or medications that may interact adversely with Zopiclone.

Zopiclone is not typically prescribed for individuals with sleep apnea unless other treatment options have been exhausted, as it may worsen respiratory function during sleep.

Individuals with a history of substance abuse should use Zopiclone with caution, as it can be habit-forming and may exacerbate underlying addiction issues.