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A member asked:
I took loratadine (24 hour) at 830 this morning it's now 155pm and i'm having a sneezing fit, is it safe to take diphenhydramine now or should i wait?
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Yes: The medications you suggest in the doses you suggest are safe to take. Hope this helps.
Answered 11/23/2020
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