Experiences with

Pollenase antihistamine

Looking for advice, any help / steers will be most gratefully received. Health wise, I've had a rough few month’s with new symptoms creeping in that may or may not be hypothyroid related?! My current Liothyronine dosage is 20 morning (circa 0630), 20 lunchtime (1200) and 10 early evening (1700).

Hi, I am interested to know how many people ice their feet either during chemo or after it in the UK? Specifically during Caelyx? I have never seen anyone doing any icing where I go and have never had that conversation with the team, but thinking of asking. My feet haven’t felt great this cycle with

Hi everyone, I've got my asthma review next week and I'm considering discussing the possibility of being placed on an AIR (Anti-Inflammatory Reliever) plan. I read about it on the Asthma & Lung UK website, and it caught my attention. I've been on Qvar 50 for the past year and previously was on Fostair

So I am here on a Saturday after taking an antihistamine to dull everything and wondering where I go next. I was given some antidepressants by a Dr I feel just to get rid of me! My husband is being great, I don’t really manage without him but I seem to be stuck - I don’t want to take the antidepressants

I’m struggling to find a compatible anti-anxiety recommendation. A friend with restless legs is in the hospital and they prescribed hydroxyzine for anxiety. I told them they can’t use most antidepressants or sedating antihistamines. I don’t want to suggest benzodiazepines . I’m drawing a blank.

Hello,I recently noticed a surprising correlation: taking anti-allergy medication (the antihistamines) seem to reduce my RA symptoms. For example: less stiff in the mornings and less quickly exhausted. And if I take antihistamines for a few days at a stretch the impact in my RA is even more pronounced

Hi I posted some time ago how I used antihistamine cream and my legs went into overdrive but thought, although I doubted it ,that it could be coincidence. Well today I had to use it again as an itchy rash was getting worse and I used the cream last around 6 o'clock. My RLS has been going nuts since

I wasn’t aware until I collected my meds from the Pharmacy, that you shouldn’t take any Antihistamine tablets such as in Sleep Aids which are widely available, if you have glaucoma. I have been taking these on and off as my sleeping isn’t great. It got me wondering if there is anything else out there

I’ve gone through two years of IVF and now finally pregnant with my miracle baby. I’m currently 19 weeks pregnant. Nearly my whole adult life I’ve had insomnia and obviously when I became pregnant I could no longer take my usual tablets. I saw on the NHS website that chlorphenamine is safe to take and

Loratadine is not working for the itching caused by Buprenorphine. Is there another antihistamine that will not exacerbate RLS? Any recommendations?????

Did anyone find that their thyroid function improved after addressing hormone imbalance issues via HRT? My NHS endo has suggested trialling HRT. Im only 33 but my female hormones have never worked properly. My estrogen doesn’t fluctuate and stays low in range, progesterone is low, my endometrial lining

Hi All, I've recently been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and have been on Propanolol and Carbimazole (was on 20mg, now on 15mg) for the last 5 weeks but have suddenly developed terrible hives all over my body. Could it be the tablets as I notice it's worse about 3 hours after taking the Carbimazole?

Greetings! I'm on Cimzia (which I know can cause skin rashes), but have had no such problems for the 2.5 years I've been taking it. But 6 weeks ago I had the allergy test - where they prick your arm with different types of allergens. I reacted mildly only to grass pollen, nothing else. Good to know

I’m wondering if anyone here breaks out intermittently with itchy red spots? This started happening several years before I was diagnosed with PV. Other than seeing an allergist for contact dermatitis - which I don’t have - I’ve never had them diagnosed. I take an over the counter antihistamine to

hi The itches are driving my partner mad! He has ESLD, HRS and has his second admittance in hospital, this now being 7 weeks. He’s been given antihistamine and E 45 but this doesn’t seem to be working Any advice please Thank you

As mentioned in my previous post, I seem to have developed a skin condition that resembles psoriasis. My rheumatology appointment has been postponed three times in the last year, so fortunately, I have not been discharged. I contacted my rheumatologist who quickly took action by repeating all my tests

Hi as some of you may know I have been failing ibrutinb for a while now . Although my CT scan is perfect and I have no enlarged nodes or bulky desiese. But my bloods are not great and I have lost weight down from 94 kg to 79 kg this year. The main problem I have had and where this all started was two

Hi. My sister has asthma and has taken phenergan for a long time.. because she has a cat and because she has insomnia but is now worried about the connection between these meds and dementia. Our Mum has dementia and it has been hard for many years now. My sister is very worried about getting Dementia

saw my Haemo this morning & she said to stop HU weekends ( currently in 1,000 sat & sun) She also mentioned about possibly trying the medication beginning with R which I think must be ruxulontib - sorry don’t know spelling. but she said not yet approved for ET and she’d have to get die isl permission

Diagnosed with LCSS for several years. Raynauds plus digestive issues, reasonably well controlled. Minor skin issues, dryness, freckles, white patches increase over time. Last few days I first noticed a red patch on my cheek, next day sudden burst of hayfever type sneezing which stopped after about an