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About Sonata
Sonata: An Introductory NoteSonata is a sedative as well as a hypnotic and is used for treating insomnia for a short term period (7-10 days). Sonata is prescribed for people who face difficulties in falling asleep at night. Sonata belongs to a class of medicines commonly known as hypnotics or sedatives or central nervous system (CNS) depressants. The generic name of Sonata is Zaleplon. Sonata has gained approval from the FDA (Food and Drugs Administration) as an effective medicine for the treatment of insomnia. Sonata is available in capsule form for administration. Sonata MechanismSonata starts functioning by yielding effects on specific chemicals present in the brain. However, as soon as Sonata affects these brain chemicals, a state of calmness is induced inside your brain and you fall asleep without any difficulty. Sonata Drug InteractionsThere are certain medicines that may cause interaction with Sonata. Therefore, before administering Sonata, you should inform the doctor properly if you are taking medicines such as
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