It depends on the specific ingredients in each one. Some cold medicine ingredients overlap with allergy med ingredients in these multi packs. Allergy meds are to keep your allergic reaction down, ie antihistimines. Sometimes allergy meds include ingredients that help with allergy symptoms, like decongestants. Some meds help the nose more to keep it from running and others help thin the mucus (like guaifenesin). Look at the ingredients in each pack and compare. Do you need help with specific symptoms? Then you're better off buying specific meds (not the multi meds in one pill). Best advice: Go ask your pharmacist. They also have more of these types meds behind the counter at the pharmacy that can help you that are more powerful or have ingredients that have to have controlled access. The pharmacist can help with a lot of these type questions, even if you don't have a prescription they will help you will over the counter meds.
Allegra contains phenylephrine, as do many cough and cold products. Combining these would be dangerous. You can call your local pharmacy and ask them what drugs you can take with the Allegra that won't interact, and they'll be able to recommend the best meds to take together.
The cold medicine is an antihistamine so you are taking double the amount of antihistamine.
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Nyquil contains Tylenol plus a cough suppressant and doxylamine, an antihistamine. Since Allegra is also an antihistamine, these would overlap in indication. Pharmacists prefer taking individual products so as to avoid interactions and duplications of ingredients, so try taking plain Tylenol and Robitussin DM with the Allegra and skip the Nyquil.
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This is a medicine for cold
not as such, it is used as a preventative medicine, usually taken to prevent colds and similar ailments, it is suspected it may shorten if not prevent al together a cold or flu.
Yes you can take cold medicine.
According to my drug book, there are no problems associated with taking these two meds together.
yes it bad to drink cold water while taking medicine
* stay warm * medicine
No, you do not take two versions of the same medicine together. Both of these contain an antihistimine/decongestant combination. Taking too much cold medicine will make your heart race and could cause trouble breathing. Choose one or the other, but not both.
Not effectively. Allergy medicine blocks histamine receptors, but a cold is caused by a virus: completely unrelated.