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Hi Dee,   There are no guarantees that a medicine will work exactly the same way for each person who takes it, but yes, Atarax is a commonly prescriibed medicine for the itching of hives. Atarax is classified as an antihistamine and is used for allergic skin reactions.   It may also be used to relieve emotional stress that results in anxiety and tension; to lessen nausea and vomiting; and to help you sleep before surgery. It is sometimes prescribed to help with pain relief after surgery too.   Some people who take it for itching may feel drowsy, have a headache or dry mouth, or other mild side effects. If any of these become bothersome or if you have more severe side effects such as being unable to sleep, twitching, or slurred speech, be sure to call the doctor.   To your health, Kathi
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