Top
20
Doctor insights on:
Medicine For Pediacare Infant Decongestant Drops Allergy
1
What is the definition or description of: Pediacare Infant Decongestant Drops allergy?
Pediacare Allergy: Pediacare Infant Decongestant Drops allergy. The active ingredient is pseudoephedrine. Allergy may be due to dye or flavoring in the product. Allergic reaction may include swelling of lips and tongue or face, skin rash or hives. ...Read more
Allergies (Definition)
Allergies occur when your immune system is triggered by envirionmental factors it should ignore--for example, pollen in the air, or dander on a cat or dog--and creates cells to fight against them. An allergic reaction typically causes itching, congestion, or drainage, and ...Read more
2
My 6 month old baby has been nose congested for 3 months now & snores at night, tried humidifier, saline drops, is it allegies? Can he take decongestant?
Not the best: Over the counter cold medicines are no longer recommended for children, because studies have not shown that they really help, and they often cause side effects. You should see your child's doctor to figure this out since it has lasted so long. It would be unusual to have this much trouble with allergies so young but there is a simple ige blood test to check for allergies. ...Read more
See 1 more doctor answer
3
Can I take an alergy medicine with a decongestant such as zytec d while in myfirst trimester of pregnancy?
It depends: Medications are generally discouraged during the first trimester as there is a lack of human studies. Zyrtec (cetirizine) is a class b drug in pregnancy which means that there are some animal studies that demonstrate safety but no human studies. Pseudoephedrine is a class c drug which means that safety has not been demonstrated in animals nor humans. So the answer is it depends on your risk tolerance and sx. ...Read more
See 2 more doctor answers
4
I get really congested due to year round allergies. I can't tolerate the decongestants. Could i try a child's dose to see if it would help?
Avoid decongestants: In general, decongestants are not really effective long-term therapies for allergies. Generally, the effects of decongestants are to constrict blood vessels, throughout the body, which really does nothing to treat the causative problem, which is inflammation related to the allergen. Antihistamines, nasal steroids, allergen avoidance, and leukotriene antagonists are more effective. ...Read more
See 1 more doctor answer
5
My allergies are getting worst can i take claritin 12 hr with decongestant in the morning and at noght take the 10 mg 24hr tablet?
NO:
you may take ONE 24 hour pill per day OR TWO 12 hour pills twice a day...
If this isn't helping add an OTC NASAL CORTISONE spray!
Hope this is helpful
Dr Z
...Read more
6
I had horrible allergies even though I took loratadine w/ decongestant i combined it w/ cetirizone & its under control are their any bad side effects?
Overdosing Meds: Loratadine and cetirizine are both antihistamines, and carry side effects including sedation and drowsiness, among others. Increasing the dose of one agent, or combining agents, may increase the likelihood and severity of adverse effects and potential drug interactions. You should consult a physician before modifying medication instructions. ...Read more
7
What nasal decongestants could I use for my allergy?
No to decongestanats: The best decongestants are the nasal steroids, all of which require a prescription. Topical decongestants may cause damage if used for longer than 5 days. Oral decongestants can raise blood pressure even in young people in addition to the symptoms already mentioned. ...Read more
See 2 more doctor answers
8
I am taking astepro for allergies. I have been extremely congested lately. Is it safe to take a decongestant too?
It depends: If you are having hypertension and or prostate enlargement or glaucoma this decongesntant might make things worse tray saline nasal spray or steroids nasla spary as they are much safer. ...Read more
See 2 more doctor answers
9
For the past 7 yrs i've taken OTC antihist/decongestants for my allergies. It works, but i feel like i need to give my body a break/change. Advice?
Allergies: Try to determine when is the least likely time for you to have allergies and then try to stop the medications. I do believe that you need to check with an allergist especially if you have been self medicating all this time. ...Read more
10
Wake up every morning with nose stuffed up and filled with snot. Tried allergy meds, humidifiers, decongestants. What could be cause and/or solution?
Stuffy nose: Could be a viral infection or a sinus infection. ...Read more
See 1 more doctor answer
11
Do histamines (not antihistamine medications) make you drowsy? Antihistamines (no decongestants added) seem to make me more alert when allergies flare
Yes: Histamine is a substance released during an allergic attack and can cause drowsiness. Some of the older generation anti-histamine agents (like benedryl) can cause drowsiness because they can pass the "blood brain" barrier and cause a direct effect on thinking. In rare cases in adults, antihistamines can cause agitation. ...Read more
12
I am taking sudafed for decongestant for allergies! so what can I take for my watery eyes?
Take an: Antihistamine, like Claritin (loratadine) or allegra. This will help with the allergies and help dry your eyes. ...Read more
13
What are some good decongestants for people with allergies to NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofen, etc.)?
Several: I like to start with hypertonic nasal saline nose sprays to help reduce congestion without medications. Pseudoephedrine ok short time. OTC nasacort (triamcinolone) also good if allergies the cause. This article may help - but if not improved soon or worsens see your MD. http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/drugs-procedures-devices/over-the-counter/decongestants-otc-relief-for-congestion.html ...Read more
14
What are natural decongestants for spring allergies?
Yes but: A Chinese herb name Ma Huang had been used for asthma and has some decongestant effect. However this is like taking pseudoephedrine and the side effects are considered unacceptable. ...Read more
15
Bad allergies x 3 days. I take allegra, and Benadryl (diphenhydramine) at night. I am very congested and can't sleep. Is there a decongestant okay to take with high bp?
No: It is not a good idea to take decongestant when you have hypertension. Consider an otc nasal steroid to see if it helps (may take a few days). If not, see your doctor or an allergist. ...Read more
16
What is best approach to treating allergy-related stopped up ear(s)/eustachian probs? Antihistamine? Nasal spray? Decongestant?
Nasal sprays: Initially you want to start off with nasal corticosteroid nasal sprays. If this alleviates the symptoms then you do not need to do anything else. However, if you have some relief, then try as needed decongestant. ...Read more
17
I can only breath from one side of my nose. I've taken allergy meds & decongestants all my life. Is something wrong with my sinuses?
Obstruction: You may have an anatomical blockage like a deviated septum. See ENT doc for exam/recommendations. ...Read more
18
I have had nasal congestion for almost a month that has not gone away. I have taken allergy meds, sprays, and nasal decongestants. None have helped.
Nasal congestion: Was this precipitated by a cold(URI) or allergies? Any history of chemicals inhaled which are irritants like paints, glues, or diesel exhaust. Is your environment dry in your home? As you can see there may be an underlying factor contributing to this. Another more obvious thing would be nasal trauma. You need ENT exam with fiberoptic scope to check you out and put together a treatment plan. ...Read more
19
I periodically get very bad pressure in my ears. Pain meds/decongestants/steroids have not worked. No allergies. Goes away after 1wk on its own. Help?
Best to have an: Otoscopic exam by a provider (as in picture). Most common cause of such ear pressure is a buildup of ear wax, which is easily removed with Debrox oil drops. ...Read more
20
My wife has been suffering from severe congestion due to allergies for the past week or two. We have tried using Zyrtec D, and separately Benedryl with Sudafed decongestant without relief. Her congestion seems to be at its worst in the evening, and last
Nasal steroid: Nasal steroid will likely be more effective but takes a few days of regular use to get optimal results. If still having problem, consult an allergist. ...Read more
Phenylephrine (Definition)
Phenylephrine hydrochloride is a decongestant which is a kind of antihistamine type drug (common ...Read more
- Talk to a doctor live online for free
- Pediacare infant decongestant drops allergy drugs
- Pediacare infant decongestant drops allergy medication
- Cause of pediacare infant decongestant drops allergy
- Ask a doctor a question free online
- Pediacare infant decongestant drops
- Pediacare infants decongestant drops
- Pediacare infant decongestant drops medication
- Side effects of pediacare infants' decongestant drops
- Pediacare infant decongestant drops allergy