Question 1

will i die from overdose if i take 1,700 mg of atarax?

Accepted Answer

Remote: Since Atarax does have some cardiovascular effects, at 1700  mg it may remotely possibly cause problem for people with  a cardiac rhythm issue.  Far more common would be drowsiness, dry mouth, and even constipation. If you are contemplating suicide, I urge you to call the suicide hotline ASAP.

Question 2

how many atarax to overdose i just took 150 what will happen?

Accepted Answer

Go to ER!: When you overdose with any medication, an emergency visit is a must.

Question 3

taking busipar 15mg twice daily. could i take a 10mg atarax occasionally if needed?

Accepted Answer

: There is moderate interaction between buspar and atarax which can increase dizziness, drowsiness, confusion, and difficulty concentrating. You are young and atarax dose is low so you can use them together occasionally but do not drive or operate machinery after taking this combination.

Question 4

will 75mg of atarax kill you?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Atarax or Hydroxyzine is first generation antihistamine and is used to treat allergies, anxiety, nausea etc . Dose prescribed for these conditions is variable. Don't have enough information to determine why this dose is being used.  Follow the instructions on the prescription bottle and don't exceed the dose advised by your physician.

Question 5

is atarax (hydroxyzine) effective?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Atarax (hydroxyzine) is an antihistamine that is effective.

Question 6

what is atarax (hydroxyzine) used for?

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Myriad uses: For allergic noses & eyes - Atarax (hydroxyzine) treats symptoms of itching, sniffing, sneezing, & dripping. Its not very good for stuffy nose. Atarax helps make hives go away. If you take it everyday it will help keep them from breaking out. Atarax is also an excellent medication if you have imsomnia. It makes you sleepy & you fall asleep. When Atarax is absorbed your body converts into zyrtec!

Question 7

how often csn i take atarax (hydroxyzine)?

Accepted Answer

Call Physician: This is  aprescription medicine and the prescribing physician should have given insgtructions on dosing. In general, this medicine should be dosed every 4-6hours.

Question 8

how long can we take atarax (hydroxyzine)?

Accepted Answer

Hydroxyzine: For as long as the medication is prescribed for what it is supposed to treat. If you have concerns, you really should bring them up to the prescribing doctor, since they know what they are treating you for.

Question 9

can you overdose on atarax (hydroxyzine) pills?

Accepted Answer

Yes, of course: You can overdose on anything. The big question is 'what will happen?' Atarax (hydroxyzine) overdose will cause severe drowsiness.

Question 10

is atarax (hydroxyzine) a good one to overdose on?

Accepted Answer

Over doses are never: Good. Antihistamine over doses are rarely lethal. Am concerned by the manner that you asked this question. If you are considering an overdose to kill or harm yourself - please seek help at your nearest emergency room or call the national suicide hotlines 24/7 at 1-800-suicide (1-800-784-2433) or 1-800-273 – talk (1-800-273-8255).

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