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Needing a lot of Ventolin for mild symptoms- not unwell enough to call 999 but using up to 10 or more puffs- is this normal?
Hi. I’m new to having Adult Onset Asthma/ Long Covid/ Covid-induced Asthma/Allergies? (Doctors unsure of diagnosis) After several attacks over 3 weeks and two big attacks, I’ve been put on a 5 day course of 30mg Prednisone along with Clenil 4 times a day and an antihistamine every day. My doctor
Hi. I’m new to having Adult Onset Asthma/ Long Covid/ Covid-induced Asthma/Allergies? (Doctors unsure of diagnosis) After several attacks over 3 weeks and two big attacks, I’ve been put on a 5 day course of 30mg Prednisone along with Clenil 4 times a day and an antihistamine every day. My doctor
LRLR
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
ITCHING and PV
To sleep I take
antihistamines
(H1 and H2 blocker plus Atarax, 1g Paracetamol and plenty of strong alcohol: this is not my choice, it is the only way I can sleep without scratching myself to death. After a shower (rare!) I have to walk fast for over half an hour and life becomes bearable again.
To sleep I take
antihistamines
(H1 and H2 blocker plus Atarax, 1g Paracetamol and plenty of strong alcohol: this is not my choice, it is the only way I can sleep without scratching myself to death. After a shower (rare!) I have to walk fast for over half an hour and life becomes bearable again.
lucieboo
in
MPN Voice
4 years ago
Still no clue what group - if any - I am. Can anyone help?
Spoken with GP who also doesn’t know. I am 47. Taking fostair 200/6 ( 4 puffs a day) , montelukast, dymista steroid spray, (plus a range of antihistamine, blue inhaler, course of pred as needed). I’ve basically stayed home alone since March last year to try and stay safe but wasn’t in shielding list
Spoken with GP who also doesn’t know. I am 47. Taking fostair 200/6 ( 4 puffs a day) , montelukast, dymista steroid spray, (plus a range of antihistamine, blue inhaler, course of pred as needed). I’ve basically stayed home alone since March last year to try and stay safe but wasn’t in shielding list
Pootle1973
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
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Itching.
Every time I call the doctor I seem to be fobbed off and given an extra medication to add to my ever increasing collection, I’m currently on levo, citalopram, naproxen, stemetil, adcal, norethisterone, omeprazole and now they want me to take
antihistamines
for the itching.
Every time I call the doctor I seem to be fobbed off and given an extra medication to add to my ever increasing collection, I’m currently on levo, citalopram, naproxen, stemetil, adcal, norethisterone, omeprazole and now they want me to take
antihistamines
for the itching.
mummytosix
in
Women's Health
4 years ago
Skin Rash
My 31 year old has this skin rash (photo's attached) she did go to hospital as it made her throat swell, she was given
antihistamines
and antibiotics but it has got worse, the hospital has given her an epi pen, just incase it might be some sort of anaphylaxis, she has said it is painful and has spread
My 31 year old has this skin rash (photo's attached) she did go to hospital as it made her throat swell, she was given
antihistamines
and antibiotics but it has got worse, the hospital has given her an epi pen, just incase it might be some sort of anaphylaxis, she has said it is painful and has spread
James1970
in
MY SKIN
4 years ago
NON ALLERGIC RHINITIS
I have non allergic rhinitis and ask which antihistamine is best for this condition
I have non allergic rhinitis and ask which antihistamine is best for this condition
VALBARRY
in
Anxiety Support
4 years ago
Reaction to inhalers
Here we go again... another reaction to a new inhaler to try! Using Spiriva and have eye irritation and needed to see the eye doctor. He put me on an antihistamine eye drop and comfort drops. Seems like I have had a reaction to Advair and now Spiriva. He told me to use the drops for 1 week and see if
Here we go again... another reaction to a new inhaler to try! Using Spiriva and have eye irritation and needed to see the eye doctor. He put me on an antihistamine eye drop and comfort drops. Seems like I have had a reaction to Advair and now Spiriva. He told me to use the drops for 1 week and see if
Solily
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 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
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
4 years ago
Experiences with montelukast or immunotherapy
I have tried all the different
antihistamines
with out much improvement and have now been prescribed montelukast. I was wondering if anyone has much experience with the drug and if they found it helpful?
I have tried all the different
antihistamines
with out much improvement and have now been prescribed montelukast. I was wondering if anyone has much experience with the drug and if they found it helpful?
Caline1
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Aftermath of horrible pimply rash on skull with Ibrutinib
Hello dear All, I have not written for many weeks although I had intended to do so and let you know how my problem has been resolved. Another illness intervened with the writing ( see my next message ). But now I am much better and can let you know what has happened with the unbearable pimply rash that
Hello dear All, I have not written for many weeks although I had intended to do so and let you know how my problem has been resolved. Another illness intervened with the writing ( see my next message ). But now I am much better and can let you know what has happened with the unbearable pimply rash that
Provence
in
CLL Support
4 years ago
Wheezing Cough
Takes me about an hour in the morning to stop coughing, as soon as I get out of bed I feel so bunged up in my chest and throat & I really can’t stop coughing until I clear mucus . That’s not easy as it doesn’t want to clear , my shoulders and head hurt and I can’t breathe very well even with the ventolin
Takes me about an hour in the morning to stop coughing, as soon as I get out of bed I feel so bunged up in my chest and throat & I really can’t stop coughing until I clear mucus . That’s not easy as it doesn’t want to clear , my shoulders and head hurt and I can’t breathe very well even with the ventolin
Spoticus
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Alternatives to Montelukast
Can anyone provide suggestions as to what other asthma medicine I could ask my Dr fir instead of Montelukast? I took this for 28 days and it was awful... Terrible anxiety so I stopped. I have seasonal allergic asthma and take antihistamine plus on blue and brown inhaler. My breathing was very much improved
Can anyone provide suggestions as to what other asthma medicine I could ask my Dr fir instead of Montelukast? I took this for 28 days and it was awful... Terrible anxiety so I stopped. I have seasonal allergic asthma and take antihistamine plus on blue and brown inhaler. My breathing was very much improved
Jaid123
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Allergic reaction
Minor injuries were not unduly concerned and said just to keep taking
antihistamines
. My question is, is this due to my compromised immune system and should I therefore keep away from the creepy crawlies ( again, not the children; I can't avoid them!)
Minor injuries were not unduly concerned and said just to keep taking
antihistamines
. My question is, is this due to my compromised immune system and should I therefore keep away from the creepy crawlies ( again, not the children; I can't avoid them!)
artisam
in
PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
How do I know if my asthma is mild/moderate etc?
I have ongoing daily symptoms (coughing/rattly phlegmy chest/intermittent tightness) and have had so for 4 years now. I have just been given Fostair 200/6 inhaler instead of my usualAirFluSal and continue to take montelucast, mometasone nasal spray and an antihistamine. GP says if this doesn't work
I have ongoing daily symptoms (coughing/rattly phlegmy chest/intermittent tightness) and have had so for 4 years now. I have just been given Fostair 200/6 inhaler instead of my usualAirFluSal and continue to take montelucast, mometasone nasal spray and an antihistamine. GP says if this doesn't work
Maya_227
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Allergies are not always as they seem
Usually the first symptom is anxiety, I don’t know why more doctors don’t address the fact the
antihistamines
treat anxiety, because anxiety is the first sign that you have an autoimmune disorder.
Usually the first symptom is anxiety, I don’t know why more doctors don’t address the fact the
antihistamines
treat anxiety, because anxiety is the first sign that you have an autoimmune disorder.
ruby3606
in
EFA
4 years ago
Rucarapib itching
Just started on my third week on this PARP and I am going mad with itching. Did take a antihistamine last night which helped but dont like taking these regularly. My arm is the worse affected. I do use antihistamine cream on this but it only lasts a couple of hours. I use an ice pack first just to
Just started on my third week on this PARP and I am going mad with itching. Did take a antihistamine last night which helped but dont like taking these regularly. My arm is the worse affected. I do use antihistamine cream on this but it only lasts a couple of hours. I use an ice pack first just to
Lizzieanne
in
My Ovacome
4 years ago
Antihistamines
Hello, Hope everyone is keeping well. I suffer with allergies and normally take an over the counter antihistamine (clarityn) I had my embryo transfer 26/10. The advice on the packet is not take during pregnancy so stopped taking them to be safe but the allergies are driving me mad, sneezing, itching
Hello, Hope everyone is keeping well. I suffer with allergies and normally take an over the counter antihistamine (clarityn) I had my embryo transfer 26/10. The advice on the packet is not take during pregnancy so stopped taking them to be safe but the allergies are driving me mad, sneezing, itching
HopefulJA
in
Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Cirrhosis and AIH
They slowly got worse so I contacted my doctor in June who prescribed
antihistamines
. Month later it was getting worse again, so I was sent for blood tests where it was discovered my platelets were 35, my bilirubin was high and my WBC, RBC and heamaglobin were all very low too.
They slowly got worse so I contacted my doctor in June who prescribed
antihistamines
. Month later it was getting worse again, so I was sent for blood tests where it was discovered my platelets were 35, my bilirubin was high and my WBC, RBC and heamaglobin were all very low too.
MotherGothel
in
British Liver Trust
4 years ago
How do you deal with flare-ups?/Has anyone developed MCAS or histamine intolerance following Covid?
I have only been having MCAS symptoms for last 6 months so this is all new to me and i still have not had a diagnosis so i am muddling through on my own. Was starting to feel better on a low histamine diet and some supplements but recently had a reaction to a supplement so was already experiencing
I have only been having MCAS symptoms for last 6 months so this is all new to me and i still have not had a diagnosis so i am muddling through on my own. Was starting to feel better on a low histamine diet and some supplements but recently had a reaction to a supplement so was already experiencing
Hidden
in
The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
4 years ago
Itching (pruritus) with ET?
Happy New Year! New here - recently diagnosed w suspected ET (platelets 740 - 980 over past three years). Found out am jak2 v617f positive - did a bone marrow biopsy (hope to have results later this week). All other RBC measures in normal range (hemoglobin, hematocrit, volume and mass, iron, PTT, INR
Happy New Year! New here - recently diagnosed w suspected ET (platelets 740 - 980 over past three years). Found out am jak2 v617f positive - did a bone marrow biopsy (hope to have results later this week). All other RBC measures in normal range (hemoglobin, hematocrit, volume and mass, iron, PTT, INR
Solyesh
in
MPN Voice
4 years ago
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