Question 1

what would happen if i took 750 mg of hydroxyzine hcl?

Accepted Answer

You would be sleepy: Hydroxyzine HCl when marketed as Atarax was studied in patients with chronic urticaria at gradually increasing doses up to 100 mg every 6 hours. I've used it at single night doses of 400 mg in severe urticaria. Hydroxyzine Pamoate(Vistaril) was used as a mild antidepressant at higher doses. I would not recommend that you use 750 mg intentionally since there are better less sedating antihistamines.

Question 2

what is the drug terazosin hcl?

Accepted Answer

Alpha antagonist: This is a medication that is used for high blood pressure or some urinary problems.  It works by relaxing muscles.  It can relax the muscles in the blood vessels thus keeping the vessels open and lowering the pressure of those vessels and lowering blood pressure.  It can also be used to relax the urethra and can help in cases of urinary retention, frequency, prostate disease, urethral spasms.

Question 3

phenylephrine and ceterizine hcl together okay?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Phenylephrine: In a nasal decongestant spray can be used for a limited time (see insert) to open nasal passages. Ceterizine is an antihistamine for treating alleric symptoms.

Question 4

what foods/to avoid while taking ciprofloxacin hcl?

Accepted Answer

See below: Most foods are ok. Nutritiional supplements, any aluminum, magnesium or calcium containing antacids, sucralfate, iron and zinc containing vitamins will significantly decrease the absorption of quinolones like cipro (ciprofloxacin).

Question 5

is the drug tramadol hcl a opiod?

Accepted Answer

Yes. With caveats.: Tramadol acts on a specific type of opioid receptor. While it has less risk for dependency and addiction, there is still risk. It also has anti-depressant effects.

Question 6

what are buclizine hcl multivitamins?

Accepted Answer

Buclizine HCl multiv: Hmm?  buclizine HCl is an antiemetic. So, it would seem that this is a multiple vitamin combined with a med to prevent nausea &amp; vomiting. I don't think this is a US product.

Question 7

is phenylephrine hcl an antihistamine?

Accepted Answer

No: Phenylephrine is an oral decongestant.

Question 8

oxycodone hcl (ir) 10 mg vs oxycodone 10mg?

Accepted Answer

: They are the same medication, IR means Immediate-Release.

Question 9

effects on organs of metformin hcl 500mg, for non- diabetic?

Accepted Answer

PCOS?: If your don&#x27;t have diabetes or pre diabetes, are you taking the metformin for pcos? Metformin has remarkably free of adverse effects and is very safe when taken properly. 500 mg, however, will do little to help you. Metformin (except time release) must be taken twice/day, and the most effective dose (if tolerated) is 2000 mg/day. Check w/your doctor.

Question 10

what are the differences between citalopram hydrobromide and fluxetine hcl?

Accepted Answer

Citalopram: Citalopram is celexa, (citalopram) fluoxetine is prozac. Both are serotonin reuptake inhibitors. Prozac is longer-acting.

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