A single double-dose of Atarax (hydroxyzine) is very unlikely to cause any long-term harm to your baby's brain or organs. The most common side effect is increased sleepiness or mild fussiness. Since your baby is so young, please contact your pediatrician or local Poison Control immediately for guidance. In the meantime, monitor her closely to ensure she is breathing normally and can be easily woken.

Atarax (hydroxyzine) is generally considered safe to use during pregnancy under your doctor's guidance. While the drowsiness it causes can occasionally make your baby a little sleepy or quiet, especially if taken close to delivery, this effect is temporary and not harmful. However, because severe itching in late pregnancy can sometimes indicate a liver condition that needs monitoring, please consult your OB/GYN or midwife before taking Atarax. They can safely evaluate your itching and ensure both you and your little one stay comfortable and healthy.

To help manage your hives, try keeping your skin cool with cool compresses and wearing loose, breathable clothing. Avoid hot showers, friction, and potential triggers like stress or alcohol. Since you are already taking cetirizine and hydroxyzine, your doctor might suggest temporarily increasing your daily cetirizine dose (up to four times the standard dose under medical supervision) or adding a short course of oral corticosteroids to quickly calm the inflammation. Please continue using the soothing calamine lotion and consult your doctor before making any medication changes.

Yes, suddenly stopping alprazolam (Alprax) can lead to severe withdrawal symptoms, including a risk of seizures (fits). Hydroxyzine (Atarax) is generally safer to stop, but halting both abruptly can be very difficult for her body. To keep her safe and comfortable, please do not stop these medications suddenly. Instead, consult her doctor, who can create a personalized, gradual tapering schedule to slowly and safely reduce her doses. This gentle, step-by-step approach will minimize discomfort and protect her from serious side effects.

Please stop giving Atarax (hydroxyzine) drops for her cough. Hydroxyzine is an antihistamine and is not safe or effective for treating common colds or coughs in infants under two years old. It cannot be used interchangeably for these respiratory symptoms and may cause harmful side effects like extreme sleepiness. A 100?F temperature is a low-grade fever, which is her body's natural way of fighting illness. For a noisy cough and fever at her age, please consult your pediatrician right away.

The medications you were prescribed?Vermact 12 (ivermectin), Atarax 25 (hydroxyzine), and KLmite cream (permethrin)?are standard treatments, but itching can sometimes persist for a few weeks even after the mites are gone. This is often a normal reaction called 'post-scabetic itch.' However, it could also be due to re-infection. Please ensure all clothes and bedding are washed in hot water to prevent this. I highly recommend contacting your doctor again. They can confirm if the mites are gone and prescribe targeted treatment or soothing creams to help you finally get some relief.