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CLARITIN (Loratadine)
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Generic
Name: Loratadine
Classification: Antihistamine
Used to treat:
Seasonal allergy symptoms (watery eyes, runny nose,
itching eyes and sneezing) Hives
(These are common indications for this medication. There
may be additional conditions not listed here. Check
with your doctor if you have questions about your specific
condition).
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General
Directions for Taking Medication:
Take only as directed. DO NOT take more than prescribed.
If you miss a dose, take the medicine as soon as you
remember. If it is time for your next dose, take only
1 dose. DO NOT double up the doses. Take this medication
1-hour before or 2-hours after a meal.
Drink about 1.5 and 2 liters of water per day to help
loosen phlegm. DO NOT take this medication for several
days before allergy tasting. It may interfere with results.
Use sugarless gum or hard candy to help limit dry mouth.
You may notice a color change in your urine. This is
normal.
Apply sunscreen (SPF 15 or greater); wear protective
clothing; and avoid excessive sunlight exposure. Too
much sunlight can provoke photosensitivity reactions.
See your doctor regularly to monitor the effectiveness
of this medication.
Contraindications:
Allergies - Hypersensitivity to this medication or its
components
Use with caution in:
Pregnancy and Breast Feeding - May not be safe for your
baby. Talk to your doctor about risks and benefits.
Patients with liver dysfunction Patients taking medications
that are broken down primarily in the liver
Common Side Effects:
May occur during the first few days after beginning
therapy, but usually resolve:
Drowsiness, headaches, thirst, blurred vision, dry mouth,
dry nose, or discoloration of urine
Serious Side Effects:
Notify your doctor immediately if you experience any
of the following:
Strong, pounding, fast heart beats; irregular heart
rhythms; photosensitivity; muscle, joint and back pain;
breast tissue pain, decreased sensation in arms and
legs; stiff joints; fever; swelling in extremities;
leg cramps; and increased weakness or fatigue Allergic
reaction symptoms such as a red skin rash; itching;
swelling of the face, lips, tongue, and throat; wheezing;
chest pain; and difficulty breathing
Interactions:
Drug - There are some medications, both over-the-counter
and prescription, which may alter the action of this
medication. Some include other antihistamines. It is
extremely important that you consult with your doctor
about dosing schedules if you take a variety of medications
along with this medication. DO NOT take any new medication
without talking with your doctor first. Food - Delays
the absorption rate of this medication
Warnings:
Overdose in Adults - Can lead to somnolence, rapid and
irregular heart rhythms, and headaches. Overdose in
Children - Palpitations and extra-pyramidal signs (tremors;
involuntary muscle twitching or spasms; and impaired
muscle tone) Avoid alcoholic beverages. May increase
drowsiness effect. Keep this medication and all others
out of reach of children and pets.
General Dosage Information:
Dosing is individually based. Talk to your doctor about
your specific dosing schedule:
Storage:
Keep at room temperature.
Protect from sunlight and moisture. |
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