Posted by ed_uk2010 on March 24, 2018, at 16:24:24
In reply to Re: LDN allergies are worse, posted by Lamdage22 on March 24, 2018, at 15:19:14
Personally, I wouldn't go for an antihistamine as the first choice if I were you... Partly because you already take a huge dose of Seroquel, which is already an antihistamine among other things.
In general, steroid nasal sprays are the safest and most effective treatment for nasal and upper airway allergies - apart from avoiding allergen exposure where possible. So, if the medication you got today doesn't work, you could try one.
Apart from sometimes causing a dry nose, the risk of major side effects from the tiny doses in conventional sprays is really low. Especially compared to decongestants, which are usually less effective with more side effects. And antihistamines, which are just less effective, mainly because there is a lot more to allergic reactions than histamine.
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