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What Causes Constipation And Dry Mouth After Taking Prevnar And Flu Shots?

had reaction( allergic conjunctivitis) to prevnar (for pheumonia) and flu shot on last Monday, ever since have ben constipated, dry mouth, food has less taste.Was in ER. Received benedrill and ? shot. drinkin plenty of water. what could it be ? They prescribed alberterol and atarax. thanks
Wed, 20 Jan 2016
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Hi! The problems that you are facing are not due to "Prevnar". I would say that you are experiencing a normal reaction to atarax, which happens to be an antihistamine. These anti cholinergic effects of this drug in particular such as drying up of secretions are well known. I would ask you to switch to another medicine. This needs a face to face interview and a prescription. Thanks, Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
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What Causes Constipation And Dry Mouth After Taking Prevnar And Flu Shots?

Hi! The problems that you are facing are not due to Prevnar . I would say that you are experiencing a normal reaction to atarax, which happens to be an antihistamine. These anti cholinergic effects of this drug in particular such as drying up of secretions are well known. I would ask you to switch to another medicine. This needs a face to face interview and a prescription. Thanks, Dr. Neel Kudchadkar