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Can he take zyrtec twice daily?
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It's always best to follow the instructions on the bottle or the ones from the prescribing physician. That being said, it's unlikely that taking one extra dose would be problematic if you're not experiencing side effects like drowsiness or sufficient improvement with one dose. Be sure to limit the dose to no more than twice daily and take it twice in a day only occasionally.
Answered 12/5/2022
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