Benadryl (diphenhydramine)

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A half pink/ half white capsule.

It is measured by 1 CC per 10 lbs. Look on the bottle to make sure, because different Mg means different doses. It should say that on the back, if not it will tell you how much per 10 or 5 pounds. If it 1:10 then it needs 3 CC or ml of it.

Yes u can but don't use more than 2

I hope so...

Taking reactine and Benadryl is really not a wise idea. Both of these medication are antihistamines and could make a person excessively drowsy. Both of them together could cause excessive drying of the sinuses.

Benadryl.

It's used in allergy medications like Benadryl and it's generics.

It's also used in over the counter sleeping medicines like Tylenol SimplySleep.

It's quite often referred to as its abbreviation, DPH.

Both are antihistamines. But one is more for itching and the other is for allergic reactions.

No, not unless these medicines have been prescribed for you by a qualified medical practitioner (a Doctor).

yes

This is a Antihistimine, used for the SHORT TERM relief of hay fever +respiratory allergies.Yes you can overdose.You can get very drowsy,especially if taken with any alcohol, do not drive etc,etc. They are used in some nightime sleep aids for insomnia so for overdosing, yes you can.....You can overdose on anything. Too much water, too much oxygen, too much alcohol, etc... Everything in moderation. Unless it's bad for you to begin with then forget moderation, don't do it.

Some people take it in high doses as a recreational drug, but it's highly unpopular because the trip, well, sucks. It is usually is made up of a complete loss of short-term memory, an uncomfortable body high, and rather horrifying, extremely realistic hallucinations. The most common hallucination is a massive amounts of large, hairy spiders crawling over everything, including you, which persists throughout the entire ~6-hour trip. Its fairly safe in terms of health, but if you attempt to defend yourself with a hunting knife against that rabid wolverine only to find it to be your cat, you'll probably regret it.

Doses for this range from 300mg to around 1500mg usually without any real hazardous side effects, but on user reported taking 2000mg and surviving but ended up in the hospital.

Just stick with normal doses and there's no worries.

100 mg is how much in ml liquid

While your dog can safely take either of these medicines alone, combining them could make him ill. Only do so on the specific advice of a veterinarian.

As long as it has diphenhydramine in it, but it's more of a deliriant or hallucinogenic drug. Make sure you research doses first.

25mg should be perfectly fine. You can give him that every 8 hours.

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It is an allergic reaction. If in the event a child begins to swell after a sting and allergy relief medications (antihistamines) do not bring it down any-phone for an ambulance.

If the cause of their asthma is known and is not a histiminic reaction. Benadryl should not be given to someone having an asthma attack because coughing is the persons way of forcing the air out of the lungs. Suppressing cough will only make it worse. You need to treat it instead with a fast acting medicine that opens the airways...such as albuterol.

no

Yes, it is a common thing. I worked in an animal hospital for years as the pharmacy tech. Deramaxx can be damaging to a dogs liver or kidneys because it is an NSAID-so when a vet puts a dog on it, she usually recommends blood work every few months. Benedryl, while still being metabolized in the liver, is not as harmful. Some dogs take it every day for allergies. Just listen to your vets recommendations and following the guidlines. I believe a pet should be comfortable, because they dont understand pain or allergies. Just trust your vet and listen to your pet!

Yes.

Xyzal is an oral antihistamine and Benedryl is a topical antihistamine. Not much of the cream is absorbed.

I don't see why not. It is to my understanding that antihistamines don't have an effect on hormone pills. It is true, however, that antibiotics do. While taking birth control pills, you should always use a backup because antibiotics will lessen the effect of those pills. I have known several women who have conceived while on the antibiotics.

yeah and while you're at it snort some coke or shoot heroine it'll have the same effect or take ecstasy while screwing a donkey

you'll have mild hallucinations anywhere from 300mg to 500mg, at the 600mg-800mg range they become freakishly real. it messes with your vision.

when i took 650~ mg my wall in my apartment looked like i was looking under a microscope at cells splitting and reproducing themselves, then it cracked like a piece of glass, teleported to the other side of my room and vanished, then re-appeared.

ive seen a dog wrestling a rat... some other stuff.

Experience

Yes all meds for dogs from the vet are human meds

Yes u can ....no any interactions between Them