Even though most people respond well to Allegra-D, medication information should be discussed with your healthcare provider before treatment begins to help ensure that this product is right for you. Prior to starting this medication, you should let your healthcare provider know if you have
high blood pressure, urinary blockage or difficulty urinating,
glaucoma, or
diabetes. You should also tell him or her about all other medications you are taking, to help minimize the risk of drug interactions.
Allegra-D comes in tablet form and is taken either once or twice a day, depending on whether you are taking the 12-hour formula or the 24-hour formula. Potential side effects of the medicine include
insomnia, dry mouth, indigestion, and nausea.
(Click Allegra-D for more Allegra-D medication information, including how the drug works, dosing guidelines, and potential overdose symptoms.)