can I take claritin and allegra at the same time?

Not sure what time it is where you are, but if you have a pharmacy still open, I find they are great at answering a question like this.

Google says no.
Hope you feel better soon.
Jen

I would say that Sudafed definitely helps with allergies. But if I think about it, that's because I frequently get congested with my allergies. Are you congested?

They sell Claritin-D, so it's definitely OK to take both.

I take Sudafed all the time for congestion/allergies/colds. I know you can rake it with Claritin/Allegra, together that's what makes them the "D" version.

I had a nurse practitioner tell me once that when starting up Zyrtec/Claritin I could take one twice a day for the first few days. She said she felt it would be ok for me because I have very low blood pressure, she would not recommend it for anyone with or at risk of higher blood pressure. That said, I never did it.

I'd just take the sudafed and Call it a day.

Having been where you are, here is what my doctor prescribed for me:

Zyrtec
Singulair
Flonase

I took that combo for years, and it was amazing. Now I have weaned off of everything except Flonase. Flonase I can never go without. The stuff is AMAZING. I do one squirt in the morning. When I am feeling a stuffy nose, sore throat, whatever, I add a squirt at night for a few days. I have not had a problem now in almost 1 1/2 years doing this. I have learned Claritn and Allegra never, ever work for me. Flonase is my ticket. It's over the counter now so very easy to pick up.

I take a zyrtec every day. When spring and fall hit with a vengance, I supplement the zyrtec with nasonex. That cocktail seems to keep the sinus infections at bay.