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I have a sneezing problem from past 5 years. As of now as advised by my family doctory, I'm taking Cetzine tablet whenever i have sneezing problem. Is it ok?. I want to know that it will produce any side effects. If yes, please let me know in details. ## I have throat infection problem which is very senistive. If i drink or eat any cold stuff it leads to Tonsilitis and the initial stage it begins with irritation in the tonsils Should is go for Cetzine? Does it have any side effects? ## Cetirizine is an antihistamine, this used to help prevent allergies. That said, it can help with sneezing that is caused by allergies, however, it will not help with Tonsilitis or sore throats, since these are normally caused by infections and not allergies. Common side effects to this may include: na...

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I recently had to stop my Cetirizine for an antibiotic challenge test at my allergists office a week ago. Now I'm reading about withdrawal. I had a little itching all over like insect bites, but mostly since being back on Cetirizine, my nasal passages close completely during the day. I've tried Guaifenesin and just 100 mg or even 50 mg will open me up for 4 hours. Problem is I have irregular heart beats and weird dreams while in bed. I live in the country and there is plenty of dust. I think staying on this drug is risky. What other antihistamine might I try and I need to wean off of the one I'm on? Any advice is appreciated.

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Does Cetirizine help with wheezing and bringing up phlegm associated with asthma? ## Yes, Cetirizine has been shown to help with symptoms as associated with seasonal allergies, and the asthma that may occur due to them. Ref: Allergy Medication Information However, it does not work like a rescue inhaler for severe asthma attacks. Has your doctor prescribed this for you?

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about the size of an asprin. pale orange in color number 106 on one side and sz on other side ## there is a chance that the writings on the [pale orange pill,about the size of an asprin]could be 901 instead of 601 and zs instead of sz.that is as close as i can come too an explanation.thank you in advance. ## The marking is SZ 106, this tablet is manufactured by Sandoz Inc, and they list it as containing 10mgs of Cetirizine in a chewable formulation. It is a generic, or store brand of Zyrtec that is used to treat allergies. NDC: 00781-5284 Inactive ingredients may include: Acesulfame Potassium Benzyl Alcohol Betadex Colloidal Silicon Dioxide Alpha-tocopherol, Dl- Ferric Oxide Red Ferric Oxide Yellow Lactose Monohydrate Magnesium Stearate Maltodextrin Cellulose, Microcrystalline Propylene...

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I have a one-year old daughter and she has allergies. She also has rashes on her face, hands, and legs, and is frequently attacked by asthma. Her pediatrician prescribed alnix drops 2.5ml for two weeks and then 1ml once a day until she reaches 2 yrs old. I am having doubts the fact that alnix drops have its side effects on babies. Is it really safe to take alnix drops for more than two weeks? I hope you could answer my doubts. Thanks! ## Cetirizine is an antihistamine, that is commonly used to treat allergies. In the U.S. it is most commonly found under the trade name Zyrtec and is quite often used for children and, when necessary, is used on a long-term basis. In most cases, when someone suffers from such severe allergic reactions, it is necessary that they take some type of medication...

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I have been having several medicines listed above. Gasy, dizziness, mood swings, Sleepiness, Agitation, passing gas a lot, headaches, blurred vision, Confusion,Depression, and panic attacks. This is the list of medicines I'm worried about mixing. Centirizine Trintellix Singulair Crestor Nexium ## Are you saying these are the symptoms being treated, or that these are the side effects you're experiencing? Side effects are generally more pronounced when you are taking more than one medication, and Cetirizine, Trinitellix, Singulair, Crestor, and Nexium can cause the issues you've reported. However, typically side effects will go away, after about 4 to 6 weeks, once your body gets used to a medication. Has there been any change?

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Found a small unmarked container of these. One side is blank the other says 10 P seperated by a line in the middle. Thanks for any help. I searched Google and all related sites to no avail. ## Found the same pills, did you ever find out what they were? ## I think it is a allergy pill call cetirizine hydrochloride. I have the same pill in a bubble pack with that name. ## Hi Mikey, Do you happen to know who manufacturers these or what the National Drug Code / DIN # is on the packaging? I've been searching for a way to cross reference your finding (re: cetirizine), but so far haven't located any specific details that would connect the dots so to speak... What dosage is it supposed to be? Also, are you based in the US? This is the country I reside in, so perhaps where ever you are t...

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It's a white and round pill with the letter X on one side and the number 35 on the other side. I think it's an appetite suppressant but I want to know the name. ## This is an over the counter drug containing Cetirizine 5mg for allergies (NDC 58602-0444). Inactive Ingredients: - Silicon Dioxide - Croscarmellose Sodium - Hypromellose 2910 (5 Mpa.s) - Lactose Monohydrate - Magnesium Stearate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Polyethylene Glycol 400 - Titanium Dioxide

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First it was Cetirizine, then Doxepin, now Hydroxezine all in less than 3 weeks. Maybe my doctors are looking for a magic pill but does anyone have any advice or idea upon doxepin and Hydroxezine? Been over a month and my reactions are slowly getting better. Would Benadryl be bad? Doctors say it isn't but something is dragging my allergic reactions along after I stopped these medications. Owell I guess. ## Quit hydrox was allergic , messed up my vision. Doxepin 100 mg for 1 year for sleep. Works great. ## Takes a month or more for most psych meds to take effect and for most side affects to go away and thats from experience from trying and taking manu different psych meds ## Sarah, what symptoms are you experiencing that you consider to be allergic reactions? Normally, an allergic re...

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White oblong pill with BL, a split line and a number 10 on the other side. It's "something" hydrochloride, made by pl holder. Please help me identify this. ## what is white oblong tablet with 10 0n front n a logo on the back ## it’s cetirizine hydrochloride (used as a hayefever tablet) ## What is a small pale yellow oval pill with no markings at all

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I found 2 pop out round white pills in an old purse. The imprint is IP 46 on one side and the other side is plain. Is it a controlled substance? ## Hi Mary, A round white pill with IP over 46 on one side and blank on the other, reportedly contains 10mgs of Cetirizine hydrochloride; an antihistamine used for allergies. A prescription is sometimes needed, but to my knowledge, Cetirizine is not a controlled substance. For verification, the manufacturer is listed as Rugby Laboratories and the pill itself carries a National Drug Code of 00536-4088. I hope this helps! ## Is this pill with IP on top and 46 on bottom something for migraines? I have a terrible migraine and thought it was generic for imitrex. Is that correct?

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My 8 year old son's throat is hurting. Is Relent effective for throat infections or a dry cough? ## What has your child's doctor advised? Relent Syrup contains Cetirizine and Ambroxol, it will not treat a throat infection and may be limited in what it will do for a cough. It's generally most effective at treating allergies. ## Hi, My daughter is having running nose and dry cough for the past one week. We took her to a doctor who suggested "Relent" syrup and "Zyprox" as she had throat infection. However, this is not much of a relief for her. Is there any medicine/syrup that need to be given for her running nose. Thanks ## hi you can gve ur daughter T-MINIC COUGH SYRUP You can also give ZYR COLD COUGH SYRUP this is a cure remedy as i am giving for my kid now ##...

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I take random urine drug tests for dcbs and I took one the other day and it came up positive for methamphetamine and I haven't taken anything except for allergy pills (cetirizine 10mgs). However, my worker said that wouldn't cause a positive urine drug test. ## I took an allergy pill and I had a drug test for a new job so I'm wondering if the allergy pill is ok because the medicine contains cetirizine? Please let me know. Thank you so much. ## I am also wondering - Can it make you fail a drug test for methamphetamine? I do not use any or take any drugs. I only take the meds Atorvastatin which is a cholestrol med, Cetrizine for allergies, Neurontin, Meloxicam for arthritis, and breathing meds: one for COPD and another for asthma. Can any of these make you test positive for me...

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My child 3years old in cold and allergic condition wheralso i give okacet tab yes or no ## Okacet Tab is giving to below 5years childern ## Okacet contains the active ingredient Cetirizine, which is used to treat, or prevent allergies, but you should not give it to a child that young, without their doctor's approval. The NIH lists its typical side effects as possibly including dizziness, nausea, dry mouth, and drowsiness. Are either of your children on any other medications? ## Can this medicine okacet 10 mg be taken by children of age 16 year for runny nose

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small round white pill, blank on one side & IP above the number 46 on the other side...I cannot find any information about this pill anywhere on the internet. Can someone please help me out to find out what this is? Thank you in advance! ## This is a over the counter allergy medicine. You are supposed to take 1 pill every 12 hours. I am not sure the brand off of the top of my head. Hope this helps! ## This is 10 mg of Citirizine Some know it as Zirtec ## Mari's identification is correct. Watson Pharmaceuticals lists it as containing 10mgs of Cetirizine, which is a generic, or store brand of Zyrtec, it is commonly used to treat, or prevent allergy symptoms. NDC code: 00536-4088 The FDA lists the typical side effects as possibly including nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth, and headach...

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Could be seriquil, or possibly rittilin, or even Diazapan Pill is not scored, round, white, and blank on one side. The other side has IP inscribed on top, and 46 inscribed on bottom of the side with the inprints. What is the name of the medication,and what are it's uses. Also, what dosage of medication is within this pill. ## This tablet contains 10mg of Cetirizine, the active ingredient in Zyrtec, this is an over the counter dosage, it is an antihistamine that is used to treat allergies. Side effects may include: nausea, dizziness, drowsiness and dry mouth. Learn more: Is there anything else I can help with? ## What is a White triangle pill half scoreline down the middle of the pill on the front side with the letter A on top and the numbers 260 on bottom of same side. The otherside...

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im using this medicine called regix for the past 5 years .symtoms are like a skin rashes after eating anything like fish.chicken .yest based products any cold drink .i take it once a day and im fine eating anything.i would like to know if its fine taking it for a long time or not ## This medication contains Cetirizine, it is an antihistamine that is used to treat, or prevent allergy symptoms. Some people do need to take them every day, but you should always consult a doctor about the safety of your taking it. The NIH lists the typical side effects as possibly including dizziness, headache, and dry mouth. Is there anything else I can help with?

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what is it? ## McNeil Consumer Healthcare lists this as containing 10mgs of Cetirizine, it is a Zyrtec Liquigel that is used to treat allergies. (NDC code: 045-0204) The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, headache, dizziness, and dry mouth. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Is this the same as hydroclorotiazida ## No, it contains the active ingredient Cetirizine, which is an antihistamine that is most commonly used to treat, or prevent allergy symptoms. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, dry mouth, headache, weight changes, and mood changes. Was this prescribed for you?

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A small solid white oval pill smooth on one side and what appears to be 4R2 or maybe 4A2 on other side. ## Is the marking possibly 4H2? If so, Perrigo lists this tablet as containing 10mgs of Cetirizine, which is used to treat, or prevent allergies. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including, headache, dry mouth, dizziness, and drowsiness. YOu can find more information here: 00113-9458

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