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Are there any risks associated with taking 20 mg of cetirizine nearly every day? it helps with my allergy and for my anxiety too.
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Cetirizine dose 10mg: The recommended daily dose of Cetirizine is 10 mg, I would not recommended taking higher dose, it is not treatment for anxiety, only for symptoms of allergy.
Answered 6/27/2014
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