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Atarax 10mg Tablet

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Atarax 10mg Tablet

Atarax 10mg Tablet is a medication used for the treatment of anxiety and to induce relaxation before or after surgery It is also effective in alleviating symptoms of skin allergies including itching swelling and rashes associated with conditions such as eczema dermatitis and psoriasis Atarax 10mg Tablet is classified as an antihistaminic medication In cases of allergies it functions by inhibiting the action of histamine a chemical messenger providing relief from allergy symptoms such as itching swelling and rashes In the case of shortterm anxiety it works by reducing brain activity resulting in a relaxed and sleepy feeling It is important to take Atarax 10mg Tablet as prescribed by your doctor following the recommended dose and duration The tablet should be swallowed whole and should not be chewed crushed or broken You may take Atarax 10mg Tablet with or without food but it is advisable to take it at a consistent time every day

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