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Treatment for itchy skin
I have AIH and currently have a flare up. For the last 10 days I have had very itchy skin on my feet and I have tried Benadryl antihistamine to calm the itch but sadly this isn’t working.Has anyone got any advice on what to take to calm the itch? I can’t stop scratching. I wondered if anyone has been
I have AIH and currently have a flare up. For the last 10 days I have had very itchy skin on my feet and I have tried Benadryl antihistamine to calm the itch but sadly this isn’t working.Has anyone got any advice on what to take to calm the itch? I can’t stop scratching. I wondered if anyone has been
Sah27
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Sore eyes and swollen eyelids
Hi, I'm currently suffering from sore eyes and swollen eyelids and area under my eyes. I do suffer with dry eyes and have had the skin under my eyes change a bit in the past but never my eyelids. They are that swollen that they actually touch my eye lashes. Anyone have any ideas what it could be or
Hi, I'm currently suffering from sore eyes and swollen eyelids and area under my eyes. I do suffer with dry eyes and have had the skin under my eyes change a bit in the past but never my eyelids. They are that swollen that they actually touch my eye lashes. Anyone have any ideas what it could be or
Hookie01
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Botox /fillers with autoimmune disease
Hi All, I had Cosmetic Botox for the first time a week ago, all has been fine and I’m happy with the results. However, I’ve been looking into having fillers and one on Doctors website he says he won’t do fillers or botox on anyone with Graves or Hashimoto’s because the autoimmune disease could cause
Hi All, I had Cosmetic Botox for the first time a week ago, all has been fine and I’m happy with the results. However, I’ve been looking into having fillers and one on Doctors website he says he won’t do fillers or botox on anyone with Graves or Hashimoto’s because the autoimmune disease could cause
Mols_Bols1
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
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Anyone experiencing sore, swollen eyes?
Hi everyone, I’ve been diagnosed with seronegative RA and for the last year I’ve been getting red soreness and swelling around my eyes. I’m trying biologics (Cimzia didn’t work, now 10 weeks into Amgevita with no great relief). I’ve been given a few month-long courses of Prednisolone to manage flares
Hi everyone, I’ve been diagnosed with seronegative RA and for the last year I’ve been getting red soreness and swelling around my eyes. I’m trying biologics (Cimzia didn’t work, now 10 weeks into Amgevita with no great relief). I’ve been given a few month-long courses of Prednisolone to manage flares
LuckyMB78
in
NRAS
3 years ago
PV pinching - seriously can’t take it!
I have tried OTC and prescription
antihistamines
; Beta alanine; Zyrtec & Zantac; photo therapy (even bought my own panel); tanning sessions (before hydroxyurea) ; I’m on 500 mg hydroxyurea every second day. I drink a lot of water; I’ve cut out foods that can cause histamine flare ups ...
I have tried OTC and prescription
antihistamines
; Beta alanine; Zyrtec & Zantac; photo therapy (even bought my own panel); tanning sessions (before hydroxyurea) ; I’m on 500 mg hydroxyurea every second day. I drink a lot of water; I’ve cut out foods that can cause histamine flare ups ...
Hidden
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
PV pinching - seriously can’t take it!
I have tried OTC and prescription
antihistamines
; Beta alanine; Zyrtec & Zantac; photo therapy (even bought my own panel); tanning sessions (before hydroxyurea) ; I’m on 500 mg hydroxyurea every second day.
I have tried OTC and prescription
antihistamines
; Beta alanine; Zyrtec & Zantac; photo therapy (even bought my own panel); tanning sessions (before hydroxyurea) ; I’m on 500 mg hydroxyurea every second day.
Hidden
in
MPN Voice
3 years ago
Any advice a month after diagnosis?
Read that this can be a side effect and treating myself with
antihistamines
, which just about takes the edge off. Don’t really know what to do next. Reply (0)
Read that this can be a side effect and treating myself with
antihistamines
, which just about takes the edge off. Don’t really know what to do next. Reply (0)
Salgar
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
over the counter antihistamines
Could anyone recommend any over the counter
antihistamines
, just incase I have another reaction.
Could anyone recommend any over the counter
antihistamines
, just incase I have another reaction.
Peleton
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The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
3 years ago
IBS and antihistamines
Hi guys, I suffer from IBS from anxiety and stress, I have been reading on the internet for a while that some have used
antihistamines
to get better, have any of you tried?
Hi guys, I suffer from IBS from anxiety and stress, I have been reading on the internet for a while that some have used
antihistamines
to get better, have any of you tried?
erikette
in
IBS Network
4 years ago
Worsening of asthma
Hi I am new to this forum, I’ve recently had a bad attack of vertigo accompanied with nasal congestion, blocked and painful ears with itching, also suffer with my sinuses and rhinitis, had asthma since my 30s now 61, it’s usually well controlled, on
antihistamines
, beconase nasal spray which I’m not
Hi I am new to this forum, I’ve recently had a bad attack of vertigo accompanied with nasal congestion, blocked and painful ears with itching, also suffer with my sinuses and rhinitis, had asthma since my 30s now 61, it’s usually well controlled, on
antihistamines
, beconase nasal spray which I’m not
Lynn223
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
UP and food intolerances
Hey guys, I have UP and have recently been experiencing periods of fatigue particularly in the early afternoon and evening. I’ve never had any known allergies but I’m wondering whether high histamine foods might be triggering my mast cells and this could be related to the fatigue. Has anyone else had
Hey guys, I have UP and have recently been experiencing periods of fatigue particularly in the early afternoon and evening. I’ve never had any known allergies but I’m wondering whether high histamine foods might be triggering my mast cells and this could be related to the fatigue. Has anyone else had
Jazzsinger77
in
The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
3 years ago
Antihistamine
Can I take antihistamine whilst on pred pkease anyone.
Can I take antihistamine whilst on pred pkease anyone.
Uglow
in
PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Antihistimines
What
antihistamines
do NOT aggravate RLS?
What
antihistamines
do NOT aggravate RLS?
PerniciousRLS
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
change of care.
Was given
antihistamines
4 hrly prn. One night my back was so itchy the nurse applied some cream from a tube on the table. In the morning it was discovered he used Euthymol toothpaste! !! Have to say it worked.!.
Was given
antihistamines
4 hrly prn. One night my back was so itchy the nurse applied some cream from a tube on the table. In the morning it was discovered he used Euthymol toothpaste! !! Have to say it worked.!.
spooks36
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Severe allergic reaction to levothyroxine
All the advice they give is to take
antihistamines
with my levo. The pharmacy said they could give me liquid levo. But the cost is prohibitive. All the information from NHS website says to stop taking Levothyroxine if you have an allergic reaction, as does the leaflet with the levo.
All the advice they give is to take
antihistamines
with my levo. The pharmacy said they could give me liquid levo. But the cost is prohibitive. All the information from NHS website says to stop taking Levothyroxine if you have an allergic reaction, as does the leaflet with the levo.
Mannequin18
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Should You Get the COVID-19 Vaccine If You Have a History of Allergic Reactions to Infused or Injectable Medications?
The CDC recommends against this because
antihistamines
do not prevent anaphylaxis, and their use may mask “cutaneous” (skin) symptoms, which could lead to a delay in the diagnosis and management of anaphylaxis.
The CDC recommends against this because
antihistamines
do not prevent anaphylaxis, and their use may mask “cutaneous” (skin) symptoms, which could lead to a delay in the diagnosis and management of anaphylaxis.
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
Mystery swelling
Antihistamines
do not help either. I just don’t know what is going on with my body or where to start or who to even ask to see for this. I had thought it could be an allergy but there’s no contact rash or hives just internal swelling and all the time it seems.
Antihistamines
do not help either. I just don’t know what is going on with my body or where to start or who to even ask to see for this. I had thought it could be an allergy but there’s no contact rash or hives just internal swelling and all the time it seems.
Girlwithallergy
in
LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Unusual symptoms -- could this be mast cell?
They've tried medications (
antihistamines
, quercetin, Singulair, etc) and that helps the allergy-related symptoms, but they don't affect the "adrenaline" related symptoms, and even makes the "adrenaline" worse. Is this typical of mast cell disorders?
They've tried medications (
antihistamines
, quercetin, Singulair, etc) and that helps the allergy-related symptoms, but they don't affect the "adrenaline" related symptoms, and even makes the "adrenaline" worse. Is this typical of mast cell disorders?
shunter99
in
The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
3 years ago
Oxygen Nasal Canular
I have tried
antihistamines
but get no rest bite from them. I understand oxygen can makes your nasal cavities very sensitive. I have spoken to my GP and my oxygen Team and all they suggested was
antihistamines
, I use benedryl but get no results.
I have tried
antihistamines
but get no rest bite from them. I understand oxygen can makes your nasal cavities very sensitive. I have spoken to my GP and my oxygen Team and all they suggested was
antihistamines
, I use benedryl but get no results.
Joseph260268
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
RLS and Azelastine HCL nose spray
Suddenly I started getting RLS, even on low dose Methadone. I am thinking it is the Azelastine as it is an antihistamine, but I cannot find any literature on it. The only other thing that changed was a slight reduction in Lithium. I don't have any discontinuation symptoms, so I don't think it is that
Suddenly I started getting RLS, even on low dose Methadone. I am thinking it is the Azelastine as it is an antihistamine, but I cannot find any literature on it. The only other thing that changed was a slight reduction in Lithium. I don't have any discontinuation symptoms, so I don't think it is that
tinabuglaw
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
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