Antihistamines and allergies: Everything you need to know

The spring allergiess have already started for some time and are expected to become even more intense as we approach Easter. Thus, more and more people are turning to antihistamines medicines, to prevent and treat allergy symptoms. They are mainly used to treat allergic rhinitis, itching and to treat insect bites. They can be used to help reduce feeling sick, nausea, or vomiting. They also act directly to treat a severe allergic reaction it causes anaphylaxis.

The side effects most commonly encountered is of minor importance. An antihistamine tablet usually starts working within 30 minutes. Its effectiveness peaks within 1-2 hours. Taking antihistamines regularly will keep symptoms under control. Also, the duration of the treatment will depend on the persistence of the symptoms and of course on the irritating factors. Most people can take antihistamines safely. Antihistamines should not be used by people with a rare metabolic disorder called acute porphyria. In addition, it may not be suitable for people with liver or kidney problems or for pregnant and nursing mothers. They may also not be suitable for people with increased eye pressure. In any case, it is wise to get your doctor's opinion before taking any medication, and the same goes for antihistamines, of course.

—————————————————————————————————————————————––

Find my favorite creams by clicking HERE 

And my book "Beautiful Forever" by pressing HERE

Like my Facebook page Teta Beauty Salon