I take 10mg Zyrtec at 7am, my first 10mg buspirone with food at 8am, a 1mg lorazepam at 12pm, my 2 10mg buspirone at 8pm with food and a 40mg Pepcid at 10:30pm. I'm guessing since I get all my medicines from the same pharmacy they would let me know if I was at risk? I just started the buspirone 4 days ago and lorazepam three day ago. I'm waiting for the buspirone to kick in and today I was having a really bad anxiety day so I took another 0.5mg of lorazepam at 5pm. Is it still okay to take my 8pm buspirone and my 10:30pm Pepcid? I'm new to all these type medicines so it's not helping with my anxiety. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
How safe is it to take Zyrtec, Nexium, Pepcid, lorazepam, and buspirone all in one day?
Question posted by Anonymous on 14 Aug 2018
Last updated on 13 August 2018
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14 Aug 2018
For this combination, Zyrtec and Pepcid is never a problem for my clients. Some of them have slight issues of lorazepam, and there are a lot of side effect complaints of Buspirone. Zyrtec and Pepcid are OTC, and my clients actually didn't find any relief for taking these. Not getting better nor getting worse. Didn't make a difference. Buspirone can cause a lot of side effects just by taking itself. The only drug which is helping with anxiety is "Buspirone" for them, but they do have side effects. Some of them end up having severe headaches.
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14 Aug 2018
Thanks again my friend. I messed up my question a bit. I forgot to add Nexium to the list. I take a 20mg Nexium capsule at 7am then the BUSPIRONE at 8am. Then the Zyrtec at 9am, then the 1mg lorazepam at noon. Then the 10mg BUSPIRONE again at 8 then the Pepcid at 10:30 or 11pm. The Nexium in the morning and the Pepcid at night are the only things that really help my Gerd issues. I was just a bit worried about adding the extra .5mg of lorazepam so close to my second dose of BUSPIRONE and then the Pepcid. So far I feel okay. I'll take the Pepcid later and see what happens. Like I said before I've never had to take this many Meds before and it raises my anxiety a bit. Thank you again for reaching out. It is much appreciated.
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