Hydroxyzine

What Is Hydroxyzine?

Hydroxyzine oral suspension belongs to the antihistamine group of drugs that induces sleep prior to a dental procedure or surgery. It prevents the effects of histamine, resulting in decreased brain activity. Hydroxyzine oral suspension is also used in pediatric dentistry as a sedative. The dosage and frequency for compounded hydroxyzine oral suspension vary from person to person. Patients are recommended to follow proper intake instructions to ensure efficacy and safety.

What Is Hydroxyzine For?

Compounded hydroxyzine oral suspension is primarily used for the symptomatic relief of anxiety and tension before a major dental procedure or oral surgery. Children are usually prescribed the right dosage of Hydroxyzine oral suspension to make them feel relaxed before and after dental surgery. It is also used as an antiemetic treatment for dental patients with gag reflex disorder. The sedative effect of compounded hydroxyzine oral suspension helps lessen throwing up, resulting in a smoother dental procedure. Additionally, Hydroxyzine oral suspension is used as an excellent alternative to Vistaril for pediatric dental procedures to induce mild sedation. It is a relatively safe medication with minimal to no adverse side effects.