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A 31-year-old male asked:

Is it okay to take claritin d with tylenol cold for my nasal congestion ? nothing seems to be working. stuff nose watery eyes sneezing headache ?

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Dr. Clarence Grimanswered

Endocrinology 59 years experience

Claritin Tylenol: I would go to drugs.com and look up drug interactions and include any other meds you are taking.

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Dr. Charles Turckanswered

Pharmacology 19 years experience

Yes: There are no interactions between Tylenol &Claritin D. The Tylenol should relieve your headache. The Claritin-D should improve your congestion and cold / allergy symptoms. If you happen to have diabetes or hypertension, understand that the decongestant (“D”) in the Claritin raises blood pressure and blood sugar, and it’s important not to take the medication if your conditions aren’t under control

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