Bad Zyrtec Side Affects

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1	Leeanna Says: Report Abuse Sunday, 4/13/2008 9:15:35 AM i take zyrtec everyday since i was in 8th grade and im a junior in highschool now and ive never had a bad side effect
2	Beth Says: Report Abuse Sunday, 6/29/2008 7:17:45 PM Yes! My ear-nose-throat doctor told me to try it. Drixoral works the best for allergies, but is almost impossible to get due to the manufacturer not producing it for some suspicious reason. My dr. said Drixoral crosses the blood-brain barrier and affects my brain chemistry. I have taken it for 20+ years with no problems. So then I tried Zyrtec for a couple of DAYS, and my brain felt clogged up, and I was content to sit around like a zombie. Waste of $!
3	Nancy Says: Report Abuse Sunday, 6/29/2008 9:33:07 PM I also had side effects, mostly nightmares and stopped taking it, I'm a Rx Tech. and Claritin (or the generic Loratadine) is really the best for allergies as far as side effects.

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