the brown, white, and black cat in the recent commercial is a Snowshoe. They are a mix of Siamese and American short hair.
Yes it is safe to take Zyrtec with Mucinex D. However you should only take both if they are to treat different symptoms. It is not recommended to take both to treat the same symptom which may lead to over medication.
my daughter has sinus infection. she is taking Doryx for her face.
Zyrtec carries Cetirizine Hcl as the active component. This Cetirizine Hcl is a selective H1-receptor antagonist that can be effectively engaged in decreasing and blocking the natural body chemical, histamine that can be held responsible for all adverse allergic outputs.
No .. unless you doctor has told you other wise wait at least 4 hours before using the second dose.
There would not be any major problems, apart from becoming slightly more drowsy than you might otherwise get from either.
Zyrtec is an antihistamine prescribed or bought over-the-counter primarily for help with allergies. It works by preventing the release of histamine, which causes the symptoms of allergies. It is used during the day due to its low incidence of drowsiness.
Zyrtec has no effect on your birth control because it i snot an antibiotic.
I would talk to a pediatrician first. Such a small child, it would be easy to over medicate the child. Also do the instructions say it is okay for the drug to be taken by a two year old. Even if the instructions say it is okay to give this to a child of this age. Always check with a pediatrician first.
A doctor or pharmacist should be consulted before mixing any medications whether prescription or over the counter. Some combinations can have negative side effects. For safety, before taking Zyrtec with cough suppressants, consult a professional.
There is no relation between penicillin allergy and cyclobenzaprine allergy. There is no problem if you're only allergic to penicillin.
Yes...but be sure you have the correct dose according to their weight from your doctor.
I was just at the doctor today and he told me to give my one year old daughter (20.4 LBS) Tylenol as needed every 4-6hrs at a dose of 0.8ml and 24hr Zyrtec before bed for the next 5 days at a dose of 2ml/2cc aka 1/2 tsp.
I am also a nurse at a Children's hospital. It is safe as long as you are giving a dose based on the child's weight...not the child's age.
Because they both contain antihistamines, they will cause a reaction. Tylenol PM has the same antihistamine as Benadryl and it is not recommended that you take Zyrtec and Benadryl at the same time. Contact you doctor to verify if you can take your Zyertec in the morning (as usually prescribed) and the Tylenol in the evening. Zertec is a long acting antihistamine and should be out of your system before you go to bed. The Tylenol PM is a short acting antihistamine and would be out your system before your morning dosage.