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What tests should I ask for?
Thankfully the itching has eased with some help of some strong
antihistamines
. Although now seem to be getting a lot more aches and pains with these? Im due to call my surgery in the next few weeks to go back for my third set of blood tests after being diagnosed.
Thankfully the itching has eased with some help of some strong
antihistamines
. Although now seem to be getting a lot more aches and pains with these? Im due to call my surgery in the next few weeks to go back for my third set of blood tests after being diagnosed.
maddy01
in
Thyroid UK
10 years ago
Argh the itch!!
How long does it last and do you think
antihistamines
would help? Argh I'm scared I'm going to scratch a stitch out ?
How long does it last and do you think
antihistamines
would help? Argh I'm scared I'm going to scratch a stitch out ?
pale_eil
in
Endometriosis UK
10 years ago
RoActemra/ tocilizumab
Does anyone have an experience of this drug? After 10 months of trying MTX and Sulpha (both of which helped the RA but had side effects that meant I could not continue to take them) I went for my first infusion last week. However, it seems my body doesn't want to like any drugs and I had an allergic
Does anyone have an experience of this drug? After 10 months of trying MTX and Sulpha (both of which helped the RA but had side effects that meant I could not continue to take them) I went for my first infusion last week. However, it seems my body doesn't want to like any drugs and I had an allergic
speersy
in
NRAS
9 years ago
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itching on my scalp
I have started taking piriton which eases it ever so slightly but now they are saying
antihistamines
cause alzheimers! What can I do? Has anybody noticed the itch gets worse in winter or is this my imagination?
I have started taking piriton which eases it ever so slightly but now they are saying
antihistamines
cause alzheimers! What can I do? Has anybody noticed the itch gets worse in winter or is this my imagination?
windyridge
in
PBC Foundation
10 years ago
Swollen,painful and inflamed right calf.
Last Thursday I noticed some inflammation on my right calf which was also tender to touch. I observed it over the next few days and noticed that the inflamed area was gradually moving lower down the calf. On Sunday the position was about mid calf and extending into the ankle. It was decided that I attend
Last Thursday I noticed some inflammation on my right calf which was also tender to touch. I observed it over the next few days and noticed that the inflamed area was gradually moving lower down the calf. On Sunday the position was about mid calf and extending into the ankle. It was decided that I attend
Albasain
in
Vasculitis UK
10 years ago
Cat allergy?
The Dr examined his chest which was clear and suggested he might have a cat allergy and prescribed
antihistamines
and an inhaler which havent had any effect so far. He's never been allergic to cats before and we have had our cats for over four months. Is it possible to develop an allergy?
The Dr examined his chest which was clear and suggested he might have a cat allergy and prescribed
antihistamines
and an inhaler which havent had any effect so far. He's never been allergic to cats before and we have had our cats for over four months. Is it possible to develop an allergy?
Hidden
in
EFA
10 years ago
Antihistamines (Citirizine) helping asthma?
Does anyone else find Citirizine or other anthistamines help their asthma? I was feeling a bit tight chested, took one, and my tight chest went away?? Also, does anyone else find that sometimes they get a bit tight chested, but the tightness goes away on its own?!
Does anyone else find Citirizine or other anthistamines help their asthma? I was feeling a bit tight chested, took one, and my tight chest went away?? Also, does anyone else find that sometimes they get a bit tight chested, but the tightness goes away on its own?!
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
10 years ago
So far..
After a few days the rash went down with the help of some
antihistamines
. The second treatment she has been coping well (more grogginess days 1-5) on Day 10 again, she awoke with pins and needles in her arm but that went after 15 minutes. Has anyone experienced similar, more so the rash?
After a few days the rash went down with the help of some
antihistamines
. The second treatment she has been coping well (more grogginess days 1-5) on Day 10 again, she awoke with pins and needles in her arm but that went after 15 minutes. Has anyone experienced similar, more so the rash?
LivK90
in
My Ovacome
10 years ago
Advice please
I try a variety of
antihistamines
and nothing helps. Are they related to the raynauds?? Any info would be great. Thanks
I try a variety of
antihistamines
and nothing helps. Are they related to the raynauds?? Any info would be great. Thanks
Lori34
in
Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
10 years ago
Problems
I was diagnosed with polymialga 18 months ago and had bone density scan after 12 months of treatment which showed high risk of fractures I have been taking B3 calcium tablets and stated taking Vit K2 but had a bad reaction resulting in trip to A&E adrenaline and antihistamine injections and three days
I was diagnosed with polymialga 18 months ago and had bone density scan after 12 months of treatment which showed high risk of fractures I have been taking B3 calcium tablets and stated taking Vit K2 but had a bad reaction resulting in trip to A&E adrenaline and antihistamine injections and three days
di-bach
in
PMRGCAuk
10 years ago
Rashes
I take
antihistamines
and sometimes need them twice daily. I have been referred to a Dermatologist but appointment not for another month. I have Raynauds, diagnosed in 2007.
I take
antihistamines
and sometimes need them twice daily. I have been referred to a Dermatologist but appointment not for another month. I have Raynauds, diagnosed in 2007.
leezals
in
LUPUS UK
10 years ago
Skin rash
I've tried
antihistamines
and changed to a sensitive skincare range but nothing helps. I've even tried putting nothing on my face for several days. My GP gave me the
antihistamines
but made no reference to Pred. I'm at 5mgs now after 13 months of PMR.
I've tried
antihistamines
and changed to a sensitive skincare range but nothing helps. I've even tried putting nothing on my face for several days. My GP gave me the
antihistamines
but made no reference to Pred. I'm at 5mgs now after 13 months of PMR.
Angela123
in
PMRGCAuk
10 years ago
Enbrel reaction
Hi, this is my first post. I was diagnosed with RA two years ago and I've tried Sulphasalazine, Methotrexate and Laflunomide but had adverse reactions to all of them. I was put on Enbrel three weeks ago and because I'm quiet sensitive to medication i.e. various antibiotics, the nurse who came to show
Hi, this is my first post. I was diagnosed with RA two years ago and I've tried Sulphasalazine, Methotrexate and Laflunomide but had adverse reactions to all of them. I was put on Enbrel three weeks ago and because I'm quiet sensitive to medication i.e. various antibiotics, the nurse who came to show
bernese1225
in
NRAS
10 years ago
feeling so low contemplating how to stop it all
Take
antihistamines
take singulair, use beconase, avoid allergens blah blah IT DOES NOT WORK!!!!!!¬!!!!!!! My nose side wall swells.
Take
antihistamines
take singulair, use beconase, avoid allergens blah blah IT DOES NOT WORK!!!!!!¬!!!!!!! My nose side wall swells.
Ericthedog
in
Asthma Community Forum
10 years ago
High CRP, low b12 and low heamoglobin
He has been visiting his GP weekly, tried various creams and
antihistamines
all of which have had no impact. The GP has now said its systematic not topical and no cream will stop the itch.
He has been visiting his GP weekly, tried various creams and
antihistamines
all of which have had no impact. The GP has now said its systematic not topical and no cream will stop the itch.
Libluce8
in
NRAS
10 years ago
Hives
Hey I am hoping to get some help, I developed hives about a month ago, I have been put on
antihistamines
, steroid cream and tablets and I have also brought some stuff over the counter, nothing seems to be working.
Hey I am hoping to get some help, I developed hives about a month ago, I have been put on
antihistamines
, steroid cream and tablets and I have also brought some stuff over the counter, nothing seems to be working.
nichola79
in
Thyroid UK
10 years ago
Any Advice, chemical sensitivity
I have been taking 25mg levothyroxine for 3 weeks now (TSH 5.87 (0.35 to 6) FT4 13.78 (12-22) FT3 5 (3.1 - 6.8) TPO AB 396) blood test next week to check TSH and ESR (NHS lab will not test FT4). I will be asking doctor to increase to 50mg, happy to start very slowly as I have been known not to tolerate
I have been taking 25mg levothyroxine for 3 weeks now (TSH 5.87 (0.35 to 6) FT4 13.78 (12-22) FT3 5 (3.1 - 6.8) TPO AB 396) blood test next week to check TSH and ESR (NHS lab will not test FT4). I will be asking doctor to increase to 50mg, happy to start very slowly as I have been known not to tolerate
maycov
in
Thyroid UK
10 years ago
Itchy skin
Just been having a look around the internet, my anti histamines don't seem to be reducing the itch much at the moment and have found this: Oral
antihistamines
. Your doctor may recommend anti-allergy medications to ease your itch.
Just been having a look around the internet, my anti histamines don't seem to be reducing the itch much at the moment and have found this: Oral
antihistamines
. Your doctor may recommend anti-allergy medications to ease your itch.
butterflyEi
in
PBC Foundation
10 years ago
POST NASAL DRIP - what is it ?
Antihistamines
and decongestants can help with postnasal drip caused by sinusitis and viral infections. They can also be effective, along with steroid medications or nasal sprays, for postnasal drip caused by allergies.
Antihistamines
and decongestants can help with postnasal drip caused by sinusitis and viral infections. They can also be effective, along with steroid medications or nasal sprays, for postnasal drip caused by allergies.
gutlesswonder
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
10 years ago
Itchy bumps
Have tried course of steroids which worked for a short time and then problem returned -
antihistamines
are ineffective as are topical steroids which provide momentary relief. Would appreciate any input as to any effective treatments or duration of problem.
Have tried course of steroids which worked for a short time and then problem returned -
antihistamines
are ineffective as are topical steroids which provide momentary relief. Would appreciate any input as to any effective treatments or duration of problem.
SusanBo
in
CLL Support
10 years ago
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