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Can you use allergy medicine for a cold?
Not effectively. Allergy medicine blocks histamine receptors, but a cold is caused by a virus: completely unrelated.
Should you take your daily allergy med when you're taking DayQuil for a cold or flu?
No because Dayquill has allergy medication in it.
What is the difference between a allergy cold and a regular cold?
One is caused by an allergic reaction, one is caused by a virus
Is coughing up mucus normal for allergy sufferers?
Yes but it could also be a cold!
What is a physical allergy?
Physical allergies are allergic reactions to cold, sunlight, heat, or minor injury.
Can you mix phentermine and xyzal?
xyzal is used to treat cold and allergy symptoms, so i wouldn't recommend taking additional cold medicine with xyzal.
Why do you get cold after drinking milk?
This is an individual thing and not a medical thing. There is no direct reason you would get cold after drinking milk. If you have an allergy to milk, that could be one sign.
Does loratidine contain sydophedrin?
No, loratadine does not contain pseudoephedrine. Loratadine is an antihistamine used to relieve allergy symptoms, while pseudoephedrine is a decongestant commonly found in combination with antihistamines in some cold and allergy medications.
Is a stuffy nose a sign of cocaine use?
could be a sign of cocaine use - could be the sign of a cold or allergy
What cold medicines have codein?
Tylenol 3 (more of an allergy pill), phernegian, or promethazine. Its the only names i know of
On average how many calories are in common medicines such as cough syrup ibprofen vicodin and cold and allergy medicines?
assuming a 2000 calorie diet the calories in cold and allergy medicines would be minimal especially the pills - sugar and or alcohol containing syrups would have more but still relatively few
What could cause your skin to break out in a rash and hives whenever you are in contact with a cold object or even cold water?
Its an ice allergy - there is an actually medical name for it but athletic trainers call it an ice allergy. I have the same problem and I went to the Doctor and they told me just to take an antihistamine before being in the cold for a extended period of time. I know my friends who are athletic training majors have to ask all the players if they have an ice allergy before they wrap them in ice - so its not like its completely unheard of.
