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Drug interactions between Claritin and Midol

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What are the drugs

Claritin has active ingredients of loratadine. It is used in allergen, allergies, allergic reactions, allergic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, eye allergy.

Midol has active ingredients of ibuprofen. It is used in painful menstrual periods, premenstrual syndrome, menstrual cramp relief, leg pain, menstrual discomfort.

On Apr, 22, 2013: 1,894 people who reported to have interactions when taking Midol, Claritin are studied

Trend of Midol, Claritin's drug interactions, side effects and effectiveness reports (4505337)

Drug combinations in study:
- Midol (ibuprofen)
- Claritin (loratadine)

eHealthMe real world results:

Most common interactions experienced by people in the use of Midol, Claritin:

(click on each outcome to view in-depth analysis, incl. how people recovered)
InteractionNumber of reports
1Anxiety463
2Dyspnoea434
3Vomiting336
4Nausea254
5Pain247
6Headache239
7Fatigue220
8Chest Pain211
9Depression186
10Back Pain161

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Most common interactions experienced by people in long term use of Midol, Claritin:

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InteractionNumber of reports
1Anxiety32
2Hypertension15
3Dyspnoea14
4Depression11
5Chest Pain9
6Pain9
7Pulmonary Embolism9
8Fatigue7
9Electrocardiogram Qt Prolonged6
10Abdominal Pain Upper6

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Top conditions involved for these people * :

  1. Pain
  2. Asthma
  3. Hypersensitivity
  4. Depression
  5. Headache

Top co-used drugs for these people * :

  1. Motrin
  2. Seroquel
  3. Aspirin
  4. Advil
  5. Albuterol

* Approximation only. Some reports may have incomplete information.

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Side effects in real world:

On eHealthMe, Claritin (loratadine) is often used to treat allergen. Midol (ibuprofen) is often used to treat painful menstrual periods. Find out below the conditions the drugs are used for, how effective they are, and any alternative drugs that you can use to treat those same conditions.

What is the drug used for and how effective is it:

Other drugs that are used to treat the same conditions:

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  • From this study (5 months ago):

  • Becca on Dec, 30, 2012:

    I take Synthroid@75 mcg per day, but I don't need the other drugs. I found higher doses of Synthroid made my hair fall out. A new doctor's diagnosis of the problem with new blood work changed the dose for me.

    When I was in the hospital for a hip replacement due to injury and perhaps the beginning of Osteoporosis, I was diagnosed by the hospital physician as having a heart murmur, extremely high cholesterol levels, not to mention being very over weight. He put me on a whole lot of drugs which all caused side effects. Instead of finding a better drug, I was put on another drug to reduce the side effects of the previous drug. In all, I was on 10 medications that I had never taken before and chose not to take again.

    I changed the way I ate, avoiding meat which helped me lose weight and lower my cholesterol level. But, this year after fracturing my spine, I became much more serious and bought Dr. Neal Barnard's book, Foods that Fight Pain. He speaks of pain from heart disease, cancers, back pain, all sorts of pains and inflammation that the right diet can reduce. I do not have migraines, and in fact, I rarely have headaches. But, I'm not on layers and layers of drugs!

    I'm 70 years old and fighting to get stronger. Having a private lesson with a Pilates instructor twice a week helps me get stronger, and I do not get down to the floor (mat) because of my back injury. Pilates is meant to help people heal and if you find someone who really knows what they are doing, it is very beneficial at building bone. I'm starting to add some weight bearing exercise, just a little at a time. I am getting stronger, but can only walk around the block with my rolling walker. Cannot walk far yet!

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    Becca on Dec, 30, 2012:

    Wanda,
    What do you eat? Can you eat vegetables such as collard greens? Cooked collard greens contain 375 mg calcium per cup, I generally eat three cups per day stir fried cooked in one teaspoon Eden Organic Miso with one cup water, for 5 minutes. Drained and sauteed in one tablespoon olive oil with 5 mashed garlic cloves, one tablespoon ginger root and perhaps a tablespoon of tumeric. The roots of ginger, tumeric and garlic cloves have anti-inflammatory properties and reduce pain immensly, as well as add flavor. The collard greens are full of calcium, more that milk per 8 oz class, and vitamin D3 at a rate of 1,000 IU should be taken to make the calcium work better and go to the bones. If you can bare much of your skin to the sun for 15 minutes a day, you can get all the vitamin D you need without taking supplements. But do not use sun screen. Instead be out side before 10 a.m. or after 3:00 p.m. This time of the year it is tough unless you live in South Florida.

    I am eating vegan. That is a plant based diet --no meat, fish, or dairy. Plant foods like lentils and rice or quinoa make complimentary proteins and drive away pain. Animal foods create pain, as does nuts, corn, wheat.

    Get the book Foods That Fight Pain by physician and nutritionist, Neal Barnard, M.D. If you can follow his diet for 3 weeks, you may be able to eliminate some of the drugs giving you the most problem.

    I am NOT a physician. I am eating to fight pain caused by a spinal fracture. Also have a total hip and total knee replacement, the former of which is causing pain if I don't follow the diet.

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    wanda on May, 19, 2010:

    citalopram genric is celexa 20 mg--i have to take 3000calcium tablets aday as i have no throid nor parathroid==also i have high bp so the only allergie med they say i should take is claatin D ==I ALSO TAKE HYDROCHLORT FOR EDEMA,, ALSO AMLODIPINE 5MG FOR BP,LISNOPRIL FOR BP PLEASE GIVE ME INTERACTIONS AND SIDE AFFECTS -WHILE I GOT YOU WHAT ABOUT SINTHYROID 112MG, LOVASTIN40MG AND FINALY MOTRUME FOR ADULT 2 DIABETICE==WHEW!!
    halsbury tosih????

    Reply

  • From this study (1 year ago):

  • One use of loratadine and ears ring for at least a week.

    Reply

  • From this study (3 years ago):

  • diagnoised 1996, surgery + carboplatin/taxol(12)
    1997 - second look surgery, high dose chemo (cisplatin,cytoxin,thiotepa) -stemcell rescue,
    recurrance 2001- taxol + stint in ureter
    recurrance 2003 carboplatin(6) + telcyta(9) - clinical trial stable then tumor began growing
    2005 stable as managed with Lupron, Femora
    2008 tumor began growing - sugery + Doxil(24)
    2010 Taxol/Carboplatin(4 to date with significant response)

    Reply

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