What is the best medication for allergy sufferers?
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The best medication is usually and antihistamine.  Loratadine (Claritin, Alavert) is the only non-drowsy OTC antihsitamine.  Prescription antihistamines include Allegra (available as a generic) and Zyrtec.\nYou can also treat individual symptoms.  If your symptoms are primarily watery, itchy eyes, you can use an ocular antihistamine like Patanol.  If your primary symptom is nasal congestion, you can use a nasal corticosteroid like Flonase or Nasonex.
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Flonase is awesome! I use it, and it clears up those pesky allergies in a snap. It is a nasal spray. I used to take Claritan etc. but now since I got a script for this, I don't take anything but the spray. Ask your doctor for it.
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Try an over the counter allergy pill and see if it helps.  Loratadine is the ingredient to look for.  It won't make you sleepy or jumpy.  It should at least reduce your sneezing.
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Take 2 anti histamines
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You got the spellings wrong..its Desloratidine and Loratadine.\n\n\nDesloratadine & Loratadine are antihistamines that help treat allergy symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, itching and watering of the eyes.
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http://www.allergytest.co.uk/\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003519.htm
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I've taken Seldane a couple of times and it was possibly the most potent antihistamine I've ever had.  My methods for allergy relief now are quite different.  I work as a doctor of chiropractic/clinical kinesiologist in a sports chiropractic clinic.  I use a very specific allergy elimination technique that works great as well as get rid of any inflammation in the nervous system and bugs in your gut to assist with allergies of all types.  If I knew what area you lived in I could possibly advise you on where to go/who to see.  In any case, I can't vouch for other doctors' results but two websites may be of interest/help:  see below.  Allergies are nothing more than your brain's inability to recognize certain substances properly and respond properly.  Acupuncture, kinesiology, nutrition, etc...are all good for relieving allergy symptoms and get to the root of the problem.
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The only thing that helps my allergic rhinitis is corticosteroid nasal sprays.  Like flonase or nasacort.  I also take antihistamines...zyrtec is a good one, so is allegra.  Right now allergies are awful because of the budding trees, and all the grass. Good luck, I know how painful it can be.
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It depends on the allergy.  If you're sneezing, maybe something like Claratin.\n\nMy son has some food allergies, and we give him Benadryl.  Benadryl is an all-around allergy relief medicine.
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Claritin is good for 24 hours, but at night it may keep you awake, try benedryl the one that makes you sleepy. I have allergies at night so benedryl works the best for me and let me sleep.
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over-the-counter try claritin D, or maybe just a cold medicine to stop the flow.\nIf you can get a prescription try Zyrtec. Works like a charm! \nMy allergist tells me to flush my nose with salt water every night 2 hours before I go to sleep to get all the mucus/allergens out. It really works. You can buy these little bottles at the drug store that come with salt packets and instructions. Ask the pharmacist.
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Try some of the prescription antihistamines - Zyrtec is usually very good. You might need to combine it with an H2 antihistamine: Pepcid, Tagamet, or Zantac; Zantac has been shown in clinical trials to work best with Zyrtec. Also, many people find adding a leukotriene blocker such as Singulair, Accolate, and Zyflo very helpful. And sometimes higher doses of antihistamines are needed - talk to your doctor, don't mess with dosing on your own. \n\nDepending on what type of allergic reactions you are having, some other possible choices (most are prescription):\n\n- Nasalcrom (sinus involvement)\n- Gastrocrom (GI involvement, flushing)\n- Intal (airway involvement)\n- Nasonex (sinus)\n- Primatene Mist (contains epinephrine, good for anaphylactic symptoms, but use only under doctor's supervision)\n- Albuterol (asthma and asthma-like symptoms)\n- Cyclosporine (autoimmune chronic urticaria)\n- ephedrine sulfate (good for anaphylactic symptoms, only under doctor's supervision)\n- Doxepin (a tri-cyclic antidepressant with strong antihistamine qualities, great for hives)\n- Ketotifen (not available in US, but an excellent antihistamine with mast cell stabilizing properties, can be imported into US with prescription)
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Try hydrocortezone or an antihistamine like benadryl
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claritin but not for a long time week or two .by the way change the billows cover every night ,air fresh your room keep the cat away from your bed room if you have one .if that still bother you see allergic doc.he might give you inhaler for such allergy . healthy wishes.
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Go to the pharmacist and get some antihistamines
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Sneezing is a symptom of allergies, but you can take Benadryl for relief of allergies.
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Monistat 7\nFemstat 3\nVagistat\n\nThese are all over the counter meds that will help you.