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Having stopped antihistamine: Itching
Having stopped antihistamine under cons guidance on Tues last pill was Tuesday am. Today my face and lips are at mildly tingling like you have a hair touching it to the point of itching. Mainly around my nose and lips. Does this make sense to anyone?
Having stopped antihistamine under cons guidance on Tues last pill was Tuesday am. Today my face and lips are at mildly tingling like you have a hair touching it to the point of itching. Mainly around my nose and lips. Does this make sense to anyone?
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18 years ago
peakflow improved since having steroid nasal spray
Does anyone share my experience? I was using salbutamol a lot and GP was not sure why. Anyway, he changed my nasal spray and eye drops to steroid rather than antihistamine ones, and I have used the salb. far less and my peak flow has improved. I also take loratadine every day. Maybe it is coincidence
Does anyone share my experience? I was using salbutamol a lot and GP was not sure why. Anyway, he changed my nasal spray and eye drops to steroid rather than antihistamine ones, and I have used the salb. far less and my peak flow has improved. I also take loratadine every day. Maybe it is coincidence
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17 years ago
Singulair?
Hi! Got a new prescription today & Im a bit confused. I went to the docs because for the first time since I was really little, I have got really bad hay fever & nothing over the counter seems to be helping - very itchy eyes, sore throat so sound like a croaky frog have a constant headache & a v tight
Hi! Got a new prescription today & Im a bit confused. I went to the docs because for the first time since I was really little, I have got really bad hay fever & nothing over the counter seems to be helping - very itchy eyes, sore throat so sound like a croaky frog have a constant headache & a v tight
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IgE blood test
Hi, Going for an IgE and allergy blood test. Will my medicines - inhalers, antihistamine, montelukast, nasal spray - affect the results? Do I need to stop any of them or do I just take them all as normal? Thank you!
Hi, Going for an IgE and allergy blood test. Will my medicines - inhalers, antihistamine, montelukast, nasal spray - affect the results? Do I need to stop any of them or do I just take them all as normal? Thank you!
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16 years ago
Help! advice needed
Hi all, life long asthmatic - first time poster here, thought I knew it all about my asthma but am currently confused. I'll try to be brief! My asthma is usually ok and I am a fairly fit and active fortysomething although I have been known to go through ventolins like there is no tommorow ! anyone else
Hi all, life long asthmatic - first time poster here, thought I knew it all about my asthma but am currently confused. I'll try to be brief! My asthma is usually ok and I am a fairly fit and active fortysomething although I have been known to go through ventolins like there is no tommorow ! anyone else
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16 years ago
Hayfever meds?
Hiya, How's everyone? Okay so hayfever is kicking in now. Great. I ended up at the docs the other day 'cos my eyes swelled shut and although I've tried so many of the available over the counter antihistamines and none of them work he just told me to double my dose and add in (another) course of pred.
Hiya, How's everyone? Okay so hayfever is kicking in now. Great. I ended up at the docs the other day 'cos my eyes swelled shut and although I've tried so many of the available over the counter antihistamines and none of them work he just told me to double my dose and add in (another) course of pred.
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18 years ago
Pollen/antihisamines
The pollen and my lungs really haven't got on well this weekend. Sounds like I'm not on my own! I'm taking fexofenadine for it. Its working better than loretodine (sp?) and another the GP has tried me on but not keeping me clear. Are there any other antihistamine options others have tried, with some
The pollen and my lungs really haven't got on well this weekend. Sounds like I'm not on my own! I'm taking fexofenadine for it. Its working better than loretodine (sp?) and another the GP has tried me on but not keeping me clear. Are there any other antihistamine options others have tried, with some
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13 years ago
Chronic Severe Asthma
Hi as many of you know i seem to have more chronic asthma than acute attacks. Although i do have acute attacks from time to time. Does anyone esle have similar problems? I am on max inhalers, above legal dose of aminoph, spiriva, antihistamine, nasal sprays and nebs when needed. Any advice or help would
Hi as many of you know i seem to have more chronic asthma than acute attacks. Although i do have acute attacks from time to time. Does anyone esle have similar problems? I am on max inhalers, above legal dose of aminoph, spiriva, antihistamine, nasal sprays and nebs when needed. Any advice or help would
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18 years ago
Advice please, pain in ribs!!
I am a 29 year old woman who has only been diagnosed with asthma since last May, when due to hayfever allergies I ended up in bed for a month struggling to breathe with prednisilone and salmeterol, clinil and antihistamines. I had to leave Germany where we live in order to recover. I recovered better
I am a 29 year old woman who has only been diagnosed with asthma since last May, when due to hayfever allergies I ended up in bed for a month struggling to breathe with prednisilone and salmeterol, clinil and antihistamines. I had to leave Germany where we live in order to recover. I recovered better
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15 years ago
antihistamines.
Does anyone know if there are any new antihistamines that have come onto the market recently? I am really fed up with nothing working anymore and spending every summer costafied, i currently take desloratidine and piriton but have tried fexofenadine, cetirizine,levocetrizine ,loratidine, terfenadine
Does anyone know if there are any new antihistamines that have come onto the market recently? I am really fed up with nothing working anymore and spending every summer costafied, i currently take desloratidine and piriton but have tried fexofenadine, cetirizine,levocetrizine ,loratidine, terfenadine
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15 years ago
Drug questions
Has anyone ever been on Betamethasone tablets? Ive been changed to them from the pred! Or Atarax antihistamines? Cons has put wrong dose of atarax on note for GP but had them ONCE before so should be on file! I am really nervous about the new steroid tablets but its possible I am resistant to the pred
Has anyone ever been on Betamethasone tablets? Ive been changed to them from the pred! Or Atarax antihistamines? Cons has put wrong dose of atarax on note for GP but had them ONCE before so should be on file! I am really nervous about the new steroid tablets but its possible I am resistant to the pred
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18 years ago
Asthma nurse
Since having asthma and no one in my life with it ,ive had to go the docs regulary to try get my asthma controled. Hospital visits to my con but months apart and tests,hospital stays and AnE visits. Now I have a Asthma nurse name Bev at our docs and shes wonderful and wish I had her 2 years ago with
Since having asthma and no one in my life with it ,ive had to go the docs regulary to try get my asthma controled. Hospital visits to my con but months apart and tests,hospital stays and AnE visits. Now I have a Asthma nurse name Bev at our docs and shes wonderful and wish I had her 2 years ago with
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14 years ago
unsure wether this is true or not but......
A lot of lovemaking can unblock a stuffy nose. Sex is a natural antihistamine. It can help combat asthma and hay fever. hehe katie xx http://www.santabanta.com/trivia.asp?catname=at&title=Restricted%20Trivia
A lot of lovemaking can unblock a stuffy nose. Sex is a natural antihistamine. It can help combat asthma and hay fever. hehe katie xx http://www.santabanta.com/trivia.asp?catname=at&title=Restricted%20Trivia
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17 years ago
RAST test
Hi everyone, I've had allergies to pollen and dust for about 20yrs and recently had a rast blood test done in hospital, it has come back negative which is nice although I'm puzzled as I got tested for food and pet allergies and I really expected a positive result. Not that I want it to be but I do get
Hi everyone, I've had allergies to pollen and dust for about 20yrs and recently had a rast blood test done in hospital, it has come back negative which is nice although I'm puzzled as I got tested for food and pet allergies and I really expected a positive result. Not that I want it to be but I do get
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13 years ago
delayed reaction/symptoms?
hi :) I've always been a bit sensitive to grapes but sometimes eat them anyway as it tends to only result in mild symptoms, its usually accompanied by immediate itchyness and tinglyness, anyway i only had 1 on sunday and i got the usual immediate itchyness etc and a little wheezy but settled well after
hi :) I've always been a bit sensitive to grapes but sometimes eat them anyway as it tends to only result in mild symptoms, its usually accompanied by immediate itchyness and tinglyness, anyway i only had 1 on sunday and i got the usual immediate itchyness etc and a little wheezy but settled well after
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14 years ago
Feeling down
Have spent yet another weekend mainly asleep due to asthma being a pain. Just don't seem to be able to get the control back since the last attack 6weeks ago. Am running out of things to try pred is up, all other nebs are up, new antihistamine & nasal spray but still pf is only at 75% of what it used
Have spent yet another weekend mainly asleep due to asthma being a pain. Just don't seem to be able to get the control back since the last attack 6weeks ago. Am running out of things to try pred is up, all other nebs are up, new antihistamine & nasal spray but still pf is only at 75% of what it used
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17 years ago
Am going crazy! Allergy clinic panics
I really am going crazy. I'm on my 4th day without antihistamines (have fallen back in love with ventolin!). Been stuck inside for most of the time with just eye drops to calm things. I had a really good idea earlier: chocolate. Great when stuck inside on a hot day. So I took a 5 minute walk to the local
I really am going crazy. I'm on my 4th day without antihistamines (have fallen back in love with ventolin!). Been stuck inside for most of the time with just eye drops to calm things. I had a really good idea earlier: chocolate. Great when stuck inside on a hot day. So I took a 5 minute walk to the local
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13 years ago
a couples of questions. confused and worried :s
first of all i have a blocked nose, sore throat and lots of gunk in my eyes when i wake up. these symptoms however mostly only come on in the morning and evening. i have had them for over a month. is it a cold or hayfever? i have taken antihistamines and they seem to work. but because i take them
first of all i have a blocked nose, sore throat and lots of gunk in my eyes when i wake up. these symptoms however mostly only come on in the morning and evening. i have had them for over a month. is it a cold or hayfever? i have taken antihistamines and they seem to work. but because i take them
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13 years ago
Symbicort 400/12!!!!!
I have brittle asthma and have spent the last few months since moving to Somerset in misery after problems with my GP. My GP objected to the amount of ventolin I was taking (always have done) but wouldn't prescribe anything new just kept refusing to give me prescriptions. (An aside issue, can they
I have brittle asthma and have spent the last few months since moving to Somerset in misery after problems with my GP. My GP objected to the amount of ventolin I was taking (always have done) but wouldn't prescribe anything new just kept refusing to give me prescriptions. (An aside issue, can they
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18 years ago
Who to ask
one and a half years ago I saw my dr because I felt short of breath or not quite right and he couldn't hear anything in my chest but said, ""You might have mild asthma"" take a blue inhaler, so he wrote a prescription and off I went. Then I went back and asked, do you think i really do have asthma and
one and a half years ago I saw my dr because I felt short of breath or not quite right and he couldn't hear anything in my chest but said, ""You might have mild asthma"" take a blue inhaler, so he wrote a prescription and off I went. Then I went back and asked, do you think i really do have asthma and
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