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Replies to "Thanks for the info. So it's advised to take the Zyrtec after the infusion and next..."
Ask your doctor or the infusion center what they recommend. Prior to the infusion I was told to just drink water during a phone call with an infusion nurse, they didn't say to take Tylenol or Zyrtec. When filling out paperwork at the infusion center one of the questions was if I had taken any Zyrtec Claritin etc which I hadn't. Afterwards I thought I should have asked why they ask that, but at that time was more focused on the infusion.
Besides some heartburn which has resolved I had no other side effects and feeling great.
Helped me with Evenity as well to quell inflammation and also stop hives. I was able to complete the series with great gains ranging anywhere from 4.6% to 10.4%. And, my spine is normal! Everything else is in mid-osteopenia range and endo says not unusual for 74 years old. We continue by going back to Prolia a couple of years and then Reclast again. Good success so far.
I have severe allergies to fragrance (anaphylaxis). I just want you to know that my allergist told me that I can take 4 Zyrtec a day if I need to. She said it is a very safe medication. You may want to look into that.
@gently the Medrol pack starts with six 4mg pills, then 5, then 4 etc. So 24mg, 20, 16, and so on....
I seem to remember another pack that started with 60mg (six 10mg pills). It was 60,60, 40,40, 20, 20, 10, 10 5, 5- for 10 days vs the 6 days above,