Is It Safe To Take Allegra For Dust Allergy And Sneezing?
Hello, Recently I am suffering from cold and I got a minor swelling near my eye. I took cold and flu tablets and allegra medicine. I often get dust allergy and sneezing whenever it gets worst doctor has advised me to take allegra. Please help me with your recommendation s
Sat, 29 Mar 2014
Infectious Diseases Specialist, Dr. Praveen G's Response
Hello, Welcome to HCM,
The symptoms suggestive of some allergic reactions. As your doctor has prescribed medicine for the symptoms of allergy you can take these medicines.
These medicines will control the symptoms but it is not going to cure your condition, you have to find out the reasons for your symptoms.
You need to test your blood sample for absolute eosinophill count, it will helps to know the presence of allergic reactions in the body.
To avoid the symptoms of asthma, you should not be exposed to the triggering factors which may be a dust, pollen or food. The allergen causing these symptoms should be avoided as for as possible.
If it is not possible to avoid the allergen you can consider taking of immunotherapy by consulting your doctor. For the present symptoms, you can take the medicines prescribed by your doctor. Thank you.
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Is It Safe To Take Allegra For Dust Allergy And Sneezing?
Hello, Welcome to HCM, The symptoms suggestive of some allergic reactions. As your doctor has prescribed medicine for the symptoms of allergy you can take these medicines. These medicines will control the symptoms but it is not going to cure your condition, you have to find out the reasons for your symptoms. You need to test your blood sample for absolute eosinophill count, it will helps to know the presence of allergic reactions in the body. To avoid the symptoms of asthma, you should not be exposed to the triggering factors which may be a dust, pollen or food. The allergen causing these symptoms should be avoided as for as possible. If it is not possible to avoid the allergen you can consider taking of immunotherapy by consulting your doctor. For the present symptoms, you can take the medicines prescribed by your doctor. Thank you.