Benadryl (diphenhydramine)

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Yes, Benadryl (diphenhydramine) can generally be taken with dexamethasone, as there are no known direct drug interactions between the two. However, it's important to consult a healthcare professional before combining medications, as individual health conditions and other medications may affect safety. Always follow the advice of your doctor or pharmacist regarding medication use.

Yes !! do not use that much. What are you giving it to your dog for? Remember there are 2 kinds of Benadryl an antihistimine and a decongestant. Assuming you are using the anithistamine, I'd check with your vet.

Well, I can tell you that right now I can feel a strong burning sensation in my nostrils and some nasty drips. But other than that nothing. Unfortunately I was the idiot who had to find out the hard way. Just take the pills with a glass of water and wait it out. Its the wise choice. Take it from me.

No, you don't want to take two of the same medications. If the Zyrtec is not taking care of your allergies, don't take a second antihistamine on top of it. You need to switch from Zyrtec to some other antihistamine. It might be time to see your doctor and try a stronger antihistamine. Taking too much antihistamine can cause breathing difficulty.

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You can try it with analgesics. Bu then you need to consult the physician.

In general, it should be OK to give these two medications together. However, for your pet's health, it's probably wise to check with the Vet that knows your pet's history and condition best before giving medications.

benadryl is a medicine prescribed for humans. If your dog has a cough you need to got to a qualified veterinarian that will prescribe antibiotics & an animal prescribed cough medicine genius.

Dogs and cats can't handle the same amount of human medication as humans can. Yes 1mg per pound with the dog, but this goes for pill version not liquid. Liquid has to go by the density of the liquid you are giving.

I have a 55lb dog and liquid benadryl would be no more than 1/4tsp MAX for this size, and that's almost too much.

The above is not accurate.. Standard dosage for dog is is 1 mg of benadryl per lb. There are 12.5mg of bendarly per 5 ml(teaspoon). Check with your vet first, but you can give 55lb dog 4tsp of liquid Children's benadryl. 1/4 tsp won't help.

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No you wont fail your drug test if you take benadryl most drug test, test for alcohol, marijuana, PCP, and other strong drugs they cant tell that your taking it unless they take blood and scan your levels and then they can see a high or low level Diphenhydramine (thats the smart word for benadryl)

It is safe to give cats benadryl when you have the proper dosing. Consult your veterinarian to find out how many mg per pound you should be giving before hand. Also, ask if there are any possible side effects or interactions if your pet is currently on medacation. Benadryl is often used by veterinarians as a sedative as well as an antihistamine, but there are other options.

There are no known drug to drug interactions between these two medications, making them safe to take together. Make sure to contact you primary care provider prior to taking these two medications to ensure that it is safe.

You can but it would not help you as much as adults there is a different dosage.

While Benadryl or diphenhydramine can be used safely for dogs, if proper dosage is carefully applied, diphenhydramine is not an anticonvulsant, and as such will likely not work for this application. In short, not deadly; not effective either.

We have given our dogs benadryl for some ailments with great success. However, this medication may not be the appropriate course of action for a swollen neck. Please take the time to contact a veterinarian for the appropriate advice and treatment recommendation.

There is an interaction between these drugs. That doesn't mean you cannot take them together, but rather that you need to be careful.

You may get side effects like dizziness, drowsiness, and difficulty concentrating. If you aren't used to Benedryl, though, you may get those side effects anyway. Many people take Benedryl as a sleeping pill.

The combination may cause impairment in thinking and judgement, and it's especially bad if you drink alcohol.

I asked my doctor this same question. She says it's not advisable, but if your allergies are very bad, you can take Zyrtec in the morning, and then Benadryl before bed. Zyrtec makes some people drowsy (although not me) and Benadryl makes most people drowsy, so mixing them can put you to sleep. Zyrtec dries out your system, as well, so drink extra water. Don't do this too often. Too much antihistamine can be bad for you, but doing this occasionally is okay.

There are no known drug interactions between paroxetine, paracetamol (a.k.a. acetaminophen), and the levonorgestrel morning after pill.

sounds like you just did...

It is very risky to give Valium to a patient, who suffered concussion type head injury. You have to keep watch for at-least 24 hours on such patient. You have to cheque periodically, whether the patient is conscious or not. (Say for every two hours.) For that you gently slap the patient on the cheek, when he is sleeping. If he responds to your stimulus, he is alright. If he becomes unconscious, there may be intra-cranial hemorrhage. In such case you may have to go for surgical intervention. If you give Valium to such patient, you may miss this very important sign.

Yes. Although you should be careful of the amount of Diphenhydramine you are taking. Both products contain this drug. It is one of the two drugs in Tylenol PM and the only drug in Benadryl. Generally you do not want to take more 100mg of Diphenhydramine.

Depends on the weight of the child. Children's benadryl i usually in a concentration of 12.5 mg per tsp. so the typical toddler will probably get 1/2 tsp. By age 4 or 5 the dosage will increase to 1 tsp.

Yes. You can get it prettymuch at any drugstore without a prescription.