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helo, i had a perscription filled for (pyrilamine/phen 25-10mg. I was told it was for alergies congestion when i opened the bottle i found blue tablet, no inscription. I always like to find out what kind of meds i take on drug identifier, How can i find out about this pill befor i take it? should i go back to the drugest or show it to the doctor that gave it to md? thank you for your answer.
It is a combination of a nasal decongestant (Phenylephrine) & an antihistamine (Pyrilamine).
It is commonly prescribed to treat the symptoms of watery eyes & sneezing, nasal stuffiness (congestion), running nose due to common colds , upper respiratory infection and certain allergic conditions.
It also helps in relieving sinus congestion and pressure associated with sinusitis.
The identification of the pills can be confirmed by the pharmacist.
Hope this answers your query.
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What Kind Of Medicine Is Pyrilamine/Phen 25-10mg?
Hi & Welcome It is a combination of a nasal decongestant (Phenylephrine) & an antihistamine (Pyrilamine). It is commonly prescribed to treat the symptoms of watery eyes & sneezing, nasal stuffiness (congestion), running nose due to common colds , upper respiratory infection and certain allergic conditions. It also helps in relieving sinus congestion and pressure associated with sinusitis. The identification of the pills can be confirmed by the pharmacist. Hope this answers your query.