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does using benadryl (diphenhydramine) increase the change of gastric?
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Possibly: Non-selectively antagonizes central and peripheral h1 receptors and possess antichinergic properties creating antidyskenetic, antiemetic and sedative effect. That effect, in theory could change movement and may be even ph.
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Anticholinergic: Benadryl (diphenhydramine) has an anticholinergic effect and that side effect is what is causing the hallucinations.
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Habituation: No danger but with time it may become less effective as your body gets used to it.
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Possibly: If you're sensitive as it has a mild anticholinergic effect.
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Neither: Benadryl (diphenhydramine) has no appreciable effect on BP. It's safe in heart disease. We give it intravenously (much more potent given IV) in the c ... Read More
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