Palgic This page contains palgic palgic palgic drug information on Palgic. The information provided includes the palgic following: * what is Palgic palgic * the palgic palgic possible side effects of Palgic * what happens if you palgic miss a dose of Palgic * what happens if you overdose with Palgic * the palgic most important information palgic about Palgic * how to use Palgic * other drugs that may palgic palgic affect Palgic palgic * what to palgic avoid while using Palgic Generic Name: carbinoxamine (car bih NOX palgic a meen) Brand Names: Carbinoxamine palgic PD, palgic Carboxine, palgic Cordron NR, Histex palgic I/ E, Histex PD, Palgic, Pediatex palgic What is the most important palgic information palgic I should know about carbinoxamine? • Do not give this medication to a palgic child younger than 2 years old, even palgic if the medicine label provides dosing intructions palgic palgic for children palgic in this age palgic group. palgic palgic palgic Deaths have been reported in children palgic under palgic 2 years old who had received carbinoxamine, palgic palgic palgic although palgic it has not been palgic determined that carbinoxamine was the cause of palgic these deaths. Talk with your doctor about other FDA-approved products palgic available for palgic use in young children with cold or allergy palgic symptoms. • Do not use carbinoxamine if palgic palgic palgic you have used an MAO inhibitor such as isocarboxazid (Marplan), palgic phenelzine (Nardil), rasagiline palgic (Azilect), selegiline (Eldepryl, Emsam), or tranylcypromine (Parnate) within the palgic past 14 days. palgic palgic palgic Serious, life-threatening palgic side effects can occur if you take carbinoxamine palgic palgic palgic palgic before the MAO inhibitor has cleared from your palgic body. palgic • Carbinoxamine can cause side effects that may impair your

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thinking or reactions. palgic palgic Be careful palgic if you drive or do anything that requires you palgic to be awake and alert. • palgic Avoid palgic drinking palgic alcohol. It can increase some of the palgic side effects of carbinoxamine. • Call palgic your doctor if you palgic have a fever, or if your symptoms palgic get worse palgic palgic or do palgic not improve after taking palgic this medicine for palgic 7 days. palgic What palgic is carbinoxamine? • palgic palgic palgic Carbinoxamine is an antihistamine palgic palgic that reduces the natural chemical histamine in palgic the body. Histamine palgic can produce symptoms of sneezing, palgic itching, watery palgic eyes, palgic palgic and runny nose. palgic • Carbinoxamine is palgic palgic used to treat sneezing, palgic palgic runny nose, itchy or palgic palgic palgic watery palgic eyes, hives, palgic palgic skin rash, itching, palgic and other symptoms of allergies palgic palgic and the common cold. • Carbinoxamine palgic may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this medication guide. What should palgic I discuss with my healthcare palgic palgic provider before taking carbinoxamine? • palgic Do palgic not give palgic this medication to a child younger than palgic 2 years old, even if the medicine palgic label palgic provides palgic dosing intructions for children palgic in palgic this age group. Deaths have been palgic palgic reported in children palgic under palgic 2 years old who had received carbinoxamine, palgic palgic palgic although palgic it has not been palgic determined that carbinoxamine palgic was palgic palgic the cause of these deaths. Talk with your doctor about palgic other FDA-approved palgic products available for use in young palgic palgic children with cold or allergy symptoms. • Do not use palgic carbinoxamine if you have used an MAO inhibitor palgic such as

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isocarboxazid (Marplan), phenelzine (Nardil), rasagiline (Azilect), palgic selegiline palgic (Eldepryl, palgic Emsam), or tranylcypromine (Parnate) within the past 14 days. Serious, life-threatening side effects can occur if you take carbinoxamine before the MAO inhibitor palgic palgic has cleared from your body. • Do not palgic palgic use this medication if you are palgic allergic to carbinoxamine, palgic or palgic if you palgic are breast-feeding. • Before taking this medication, tell palgic your doctor if you are allergic to any drugs, or if you have: · glaucoma; palgic · a stomach ulcer; · a blockage palgic palgic in your stomach or intestines; · an enlarged prostate palgic palgic or urination problems; palgic palgic · palgic palgic overactive thyroid; · heart disease, high blood pressure; or · asthma. • If palgic you have palgic any palgic of palgic palgic these conditions, palgic palgic you may palgic not be able to palgic use carbinoxamine, or you may need a dosage adjustment or special tests during treatment. palgic • FDA pregnancy category C. This medication palgic may be harmful to palgic an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are palgic pregnant or plan to become pregnant during treatment. • It is not palgic known whether carbinoxamine passes into breast milk or if it palgic could palgic palgic harm a nursing baby. Do not use this medication without telling palgic your palgic doctor if palgic you are breast-feeding palgic palgic a baby. • Older adults may be more likely palgic to have palgic side effects from this palgic medicine. palgic How should I take carbinoxamine? • Take this medication exactly as it was prescribed for you. Do not take palgic the medication palgic in larger amounts, or take it for longer palgic palgic palgic palgic palgic than recommended by your palgic doctor. palgic Follow the palgic directions on palgic your prescription palgic label.