Antihistamine

Categories: Health
  • Antihistamines can be either an over-the-counter or prescription medicine that are used to prevent symptoms of allergies, including allergic rhinitis, hay fever and hives. Antihistamines come in tablet, syrup, liquid, capsule, injection and suppository form.
  • How They Work

    Antihistamines work by stopping the effects of histamine, which is produced by the body when a person has an allergic reaction. Histamine is what causes the itching, sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes when you have an allergic to something.
  • Proper Use

    Antihistamines can be taken with food or milk to avoid stomach irritation. Follow your doctor's dosing instructions or the instructions on the label if using the over-the-counter type.
  • Side Effects

    1. Drowsiness
    2. Dry mouth, nose or throat
    3. Stomach pain
    4. Nausea
    5. Headache
    6. Increased appetite
    7. Thickening of mucus
  • Disclaimer

    The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please contact your doctor before taking Antihistamine.
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