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Default Does your neuro make you take Benadryl before IV IG?
Hello all!

Feeling hung over today due to the Benadryl that I HAVE to have b/4 IV IG and was wondering if you had to take it as well................

Benadryl really knocks me out! I cannot stand that feeling! I'm hoping for a reprieve tonight................I just lie around in a daze the next day......weird!!!

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