If you’re bothered by allergies every spring, you may pop a Benadryl or Claritin most mornings to make the days tolerable.

But while some people are lucky enough not to need OTC meds after finishing their injections, others may still need to take antihistamines from time to time. If your symptoms were really severe or ...

Administered as a single injection, it represents a type of ... like Claritin or Zyrtec, are antihistamines. These target the chemical histamines that your immune system releases when it detects ...

Dr Webster said: “The key with treating patients with hay fever symptoms is managing their expectations. Not looking for a ...

The most common adverse events in dupilumab-treated patients were injection site reactions ... enrolled patients uncontrolled on standard antihistamines (study A) and those uncontrolled on ...

Dr Rupa Parmar, GP and Director of Midland Health, advises: “There is no cure for hay fever, so managing symptoms effectively ...

2 Typically, physicians prescribe H1 antihistamines to control symptoms ... compared with the placebo, including injection site reactions (12% vs 4%), accidental overdose (7% vs 3%), and COVID ...

A 2022 study reported that patients who received a 300 mg injection of Xolair experienced fewer symptoms and fewer days that required a daily antihistamine or other medication; the patients also ...

It’s a tempting option – a quick, simple injection versus trying different antihistamines until one takes the edge off would at the very least save hay fever sufferers some cash but according ...