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Hi thinking of taking some Cetirizine to stop some of the irritation in my throat and chest, I used to take it permanently for several years till the doc decided to take it off me last year.

Does anyone else take antihistamines all the time?

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Hi Polly I take them all the time I'm apparently allergic to all pollens. Why did the doctor take you off them? X

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pollyjj in reply toSteph57

No idea really, she was having a purge on all repeat prescriptions and decided in her wisdom I didn't need them.

polly xx

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Mummywummy

Yes I take cetirizine tablet daily and find it helpful. It appears to lessen all my symptoms. Maybe GP would represcribe if you said it helped

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Steph57 in reply toMummywummy

Hey mummywummy are you doing a handstand ?

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pergola1

I take loratidine (non drowsy) because we keepa cat which produces dander. I have been taking it for years. x

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Steph57 in reply topergola1

Hi pergola I use to take loratidine now I'm on cetirizine which I find much better for me. I'm ok with my little dog a Schnauzers don't moult. X

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pollyjj

Found some in the cupboard but they were out of date 10/13 would anyone still take them??

polly xx

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Steph57 in reply topollyjj

I wouldn't Polly wait and get some tomorrow. X

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Mummywummy

I wish I was able to do handstand! It's the IPad . I have even tried putting photo in upside down and it still comes out the same. I have consulted those of higher intellect(my sons) and they can't work it out either. One of my boys has suggested he does it from his laptop so maybe I will before you all get pain in neck.

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longlungs in reply toMummywummy

Haha how funny at least you got it on i always have help much to sons annoyance i must try harder! :) Janexx

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longlungs

Sorry Polly cant help im afraid,my doc put me on Promethazine (antihistamine,phenergan) to help with my sleep pattern.I have a swig of covonia when i get the constant tickles and incessant coughs stops my tickles immediately.Best you go back to doc me thinks,especially when you know it helps you unless the doc had some other reason medically for stopping them.Goodluck polly :) Janexx

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calamity12

Hi I take non prescription cetrazine from Sainsbury as I get itchy skin somtimes no noticeable side effects and only cost £1.25.

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