Usually causes drowsiness. Some kids will get a paradoxical effect like hyperactivity. Don't give more tan the recommended dose, even if your kid is really irritating you. Lots of accidental deaths due to OTC drug overdose.
it lowers the Seizure threshold! Consult a Doctor!
Yes! I take it for bad spring allergies and I have no side effects or problems with either the benadryl or acutane reacting to eachother.
Nothing. these antihistamines are different structurally
Permanent side effects: ringing in the ears hallucinations audio and visual andbrain disfunctiom
You can give your dog antihistamines for certain conditions and the vet can tell you the correct dosage. Common side effects of antihistamines can include no appetite, constipation, hyperactivity, and sedation. Each dog may react differently.
The side affects are that you're taking cocaine. Also sleepyness. Remember, though, cocaine can be really damaging to your system.
You should avoid benadryl because of cumulative possible side effects (anticholinergic effects). Use another antihistaminic (second generation) like Reactine, Claritin, Aerius, etc.. instead of benadryl. These effects might be tolerable if you're young and taking a low dose of Zoloft... but use something else if it's possible..
It can - one of the side effects of Benadryl (diphenhydramine) is lethargy or sleepiness. If this is severe, you should talk to your veterinarian about adjusting the dose.
No, though the nurse may waken the child to administer Tylenol and/or Benadryl to reduce side effects from transfusion reactions.
No, it's best to never mix drugs of the same basic function because it can cause very dangerous side effects.
Day time non- drowsy Benadryl provides longer periods of allergy relief without side effects when one is experiencing an allergic reaction.
Yes you can take Benadryl with Cymbalta. In fact, many people who experience awful side effects while trying to wean off of Cymbalta have found that a 25 mg. dose of Benadryl helps to relive major withdrawal symptoms. As always, check with Doctor.