Experiences with

Desloratadine

The newer antihistamines loratadine (Claritin®) and desloratadine (Clarinex®) may have less side effects than older antihistamines. Cetirizine (Zyrtec®) may or may not have less risk. Topical eye or nose sprays/drops have the least risk of these side effects.

The next thing he did is to change my inhaler from advair hfa to fostair Prescribed me 2 antibiotics: Cipro for pseudomonas and Linezolid for Staph Aureus Other medicines were the same i.e prednisone, montelukast, desloratadine etc I’ve been taking them on and off I am concerned for azithromycin

any endoscopic tests but just diagnosed me by my symptoms. and i think there might me some inflammation in nerves there or anything but i haven't have any injury prior to this . my cbc was normal a month ago . the medication she gave me for 7 days 1) Fluticasone Propionate B.P (3 times a day) 2) Desloratadine

Hi forgot to mention that apart from the shoulder pain & finger stiffness, 2 days ago, my daughter also developed itching on the whole body No evidence of rashes but noticed hives on the legs yesterday Been taking Desloratadine 5mgs which seemed to help.

She gave me medicines: Pariet 10mg (rabeprazole sodium), Singulair 10mg (montelukast), Oradus 5mg (desloratadine), Nasonex nasal spray (mometasone furoate), Sterimar nasal spray. My concern is that these are many thing to take and their side effects. Can anyone advise?

In the current study, we have shown that three over-the-counter antihistamines, clemastine, desloratadine, and loratadine, preferentially induce cell death via LMP in CLL cells, as compared to normal lymphocytes.

I tried 10 days of desloratadine antihistamine which felt great for the first 3 days then worse again. Chest x-ray was clear. Covid antigen test at week 10, and antibody test, bloods and eosinophils at week 11 were all negative/normal.

I am on Warfarin number 5 daily for AF. and Desloratadine because l had Lupus blisters on my back, still on them for the itch. I attended hospital on 28th Dec and was told l had a fever and Pneumonia.l was given Doxycycline which l should not have been given because of my Lupus.

As I am still struggling to bring my asthma under control, I was wondering if antihistamines (desloratadine) could potentially ease the symptoms or stop an ongoing attack that has been lasting for hours if not days ?

Anyway doctors first gave me desloratadine that didn't work so next day she gave me fenofexhadine and some cream to cool the itching. Within 2 days my legs were looking horrendous and the itching wouldn't stop. Third day she put me in steroids and 4th day increased the steroids.

My GP changed me from Desloratadine to Levo last year, and not sure it is a change for the better. Anyone else done this change and noticed deterioration?

The newer generation of antihistamines, including loratadine (Claritin, Alavert), fexofenadine (Allegra), certirizine (Zyrtec), levocetirizine (Xyzal), and desloratadine (Clarinex), may be better options, and are less likely to cause drowsiness.

She is on :- Seritide 125 Salbutamol Methotrexate Uniphyllin Prednisolone (been on for two years) Montelukast Desloratadine Omeprazole Folic acid Sandocal Flixonase nasal spray Is this a normal amount ?

I'm on anti-histamines (Desloratadine), a nasel spray (flixinase or fluctisone or similar) and anti-histamine eye drops. In the past they have always worked and in the past few days my hay fever has went hay-wire - its awful. does anyone else get this? does anyone else go wheezy with it?