Is it safe to take phenylephrine hcl with loratadine?
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Call a pharmacy. Ask them. They will give you a reliable answer that wont be as likely to hurt or kill you as the answers contained on this site. Good luck.
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Yes! It works great! You mix one part liquid benadryl with one part Maylox or some other type of thick anti-acid and use it to gargle with. It numbs the throat. Just be sure to not swallow and spit it out!
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Talk to your pharmacist and/or doctor, but this is what I found:\n\n"Phenylephrine or neosynephrine is in the FDA pregnancy category C."\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenylephrine\n\n"Pregnancy Category C:  Animal reproduction studies have shown an adverse effect on the fetus and there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in humans, but potential benefits may warrant use of the drug in pregnant women despite potential risks."\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pregnancy_category
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He needs another drug Clartin and cleranex make me dissy.  I would ask the doctor about lodrane or lohist in is an old Rx both it works great for me and I have bad allergies.
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Take 2 anti histamines
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Epinephrine increases the heart rate and blood pressure which needs to be monitored. I find it very strange that a asthma patient would recieve that drug in this day and age.
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Ask a doctor or pharmacist. \n\nAs a general rule, people on anti-depressant medications should drink little or no alcohol.  This is a dangerous combination for many reasons.
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You should ask your doc. Mixing herbs and ssri's can be very dangerous. I would be careful of the advice you receive here.
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It just isn't feasible to convert phenylephrine into methamphetamine.\n\nPhenylephrine is structurally different enough from pseudoephedrine that the reactions which can convert pseudoephedrine into methamphetamine simply won't work. That doesn't mean someone won't try, but it does mean that whatever they end up making will *not* be methamphetamine. \n\nThat's the real beauty of switching from pseudoephedrine to phenylephrine in over the counter cold remedies. If we can make pseudoephedrine essentially impossible to get, we can shut down all of the people making methamphetamine in their basement. And that is a *very* good thing!
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I don't know what to tell you. I have constant allergies so I feel your pain. I've been to many doctors about my problems and they all throw allegra or nasal sprays (which don't work cuz I have a deviated septum) at me. Prescriptions aren't worth it anyway because they're so expensive. I take Loratadine 10 mg daily also (which is generic Claritin) and it gives some relief. Also, I recommend(which I also do) you take Benadryl on very bad days (if you can handle it knocking you out all day) where the Loratadine doesn't quite do it for you. The only other thing I can think of, which I haven't tried yet, is homeopathic medicine. I have used homeopathic medicines in the past for my son and have had wonderful results. There is a company that I use frequently called Hyland's and they make a slew of homeopathic medicines for almost any ailment you can think of. They do make a homeopathic allergy medicine. You can start at luckyvitamin.com to check out homeopathic remedies or do a search for Hyland's homeopathic allergy relief/medicine. Good luck and I hope you feel better.
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Take an antihistamine.
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never take Nyquil and Dayquil together with Benadril. Talking cats might be funny, but when they start changing colors, you need to see a doctor.
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My suggestion would be to NOT TAKE any of the current ED drugs before speaking to your physician. For one, they could interact with your blood pressure medicine, causing undesired results, including death. Also, you may have an underlying (although asymptomatic) heart condition related to your hypertension (high blood pressure) which could lead to serious complications. Inform your physician about your current medications and health problems, and he/she will be able to guide your treatment in the best way.
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Definately call your doc.  However i CAN tell you that you'll prob want to avoid cold meds with decongestants like pseudo-effedrine (sp?) because it can raise your heart rate, cause/aggrevate heart arrythmias, and raise blood pressure.\nEither way, def call your doc or his nurse to be sure!
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take vicodin 500 or loratab 500. its the mg that counts in medicines.
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contains two prescription medicines that work together to lower blood pressure: amlodipine besylate (the active ingredient found in Norvasc®), a calcium channel blocker, and benazepril hydrochloride (Lotensin®), an ACE inhibitor. A doctor will prescribe Lotrel only after other medicines haven't worked.
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Beta blockers (like Lopressor) commonly cause people to feel tired and can precipitate shortness of breath.  \n\nIt sounds like you are very focused on your B/P which in some respects is great but you can over kill it too.  Sometimes just stepping back and relaxing a little can be useful.  If you are healthy enough, adding vigorous physical exercise like swimming laps or playing tennis can be helpful in reducing you blood pressure.  \n\nUnless you have some dangerous condition, like an aneurysm, then taking a few months to get the B/P under control is okay.  Most people require two and often three medications to adequately treat the condition.  You are probably saying "Three medicines???"  Taking modest doses of two or three medicines can often produce great results with no side effects.  ACE inhibitors (or ARB's are a newer generation but are more expensive), diuretics (HCTZ) and B-blocker or Calcium Channel Blockers as a third adjunct...these choices can be influenced, however, by other conditions that you are at risk for that might benefit from these medications too.\n\nContinue to work with your medical provider and you will achieve your goal...good luck.