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Kris1230

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Allergy Medicine Posted: 03-15-07 19:48pm


so as it is becoming spring, i cannot live without taking claritin daily. I recently also started the birth control pill, cyclessa. Will this affect it in any way? Will it still work?

mc4ever02

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Posted: 03-15-07 20:00pm


Unfortunately, I have no knowledge of either medicine. All I can say is you can ask your dr/pharmacist. You should always let your prescribing physician know anytime you start a new medicine (over-the-counter or prescription) they need all the information they can get to make sure you have the medications you need. (or are not taking things you don't need). Sorry I couldn't be of much help. Maybe one of the other ladies will be more helpful!!

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