No, it doesn't look like there is a direct cause to that particular disease, but they have found that consistent, long-term use of Benadyrl and drugs like it can be linked to cognitive impairment and dementia.
News Story: CNN.com/2016/04/18/health/otc-anticholinergic-drugs-dementia/
Study: i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2016/images/04/18/risacheretal_jamaneurology_final_inpress_041116.pdf
alzheimers
I doubt it. It sure can make you feel like you've got alzheimers if you take a lot. LOL
No. Xanax XR does not cause alzheimer's disease.
Yes
In caring for an Alzheimer's sufferer, I found that diphenhydramine (Benadryl) significantly worsened symptoms for several days after her 2nd night of taking a 25mg dose. The issue was not daytime drowsiness, or loss of balance. It was a stepwise drop in cognitive ability, cooperativeness, and emotional stability. Antihistamines reduce one's response to pathogens. Perhaps the effect that diphenhydramine has on Alzheimer's patients points to a possible cause or mechanism for the disease. Any research to support this apparent link?
It certainly has that effect on me.
jaja yes
Yes this is a stupid question
No. It can prevent panic attacks.
Yes, benadryl will show up as benzos, if you take more then you should..I was drug tested and I never take anything and i failed, i told then only thing that i take is denadryl and the dr said that if was from taking too much benadryl..
Yes due to it's anticholinergic properties.
Benadryl (diphenhydramine) is an antihistamine commonly used to treat allergies in dogs, but it is not known to directly cause dandruff. However, if a dog experiences side effects such as dry skin or dehydration from Benadryl, this could indirectly contribute to dandruff. Additionally, underlying allergies or skin conditions that require Benadryl might also be the root cause of the dandruff. Always consult a veterinarian before administering any medication to your pet.