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Children under the age of six should not be given promethazine containing cough and cold medications. These medications must only be taken as directed by a pharmacist.
Promethazine medication can be harmful to children under the age of six. Some are designated as 12+ and others as 16+. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for their recommendations. Some adults should not use promethazine. Inform your doctor or pharmacist if any of the following apply so they can ensure your safety:
- have primary angle closure glaucoma, an eye condition
- have issues emptying your bladder or having seizures due to epilepsy or another medical condition
- are scheduled for an allergy test.
You might need to stop taking promethazine a few days prior to your test because it can impact your results. Ask the pharmacist where your allergy test is scheduled if you cannot consume any alcohol because certain liquid promethazine products contain a very little quantity of alcohol while you are trying to get pregnant. Home pregnancy tests might be affected by methadone. Speak with your doctor if you believe you are pregnant so they can schedule a blood test in its place.
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