Periactin: this drug will now only be available on prescription
As of July 10, it will no longer be possible to obtain cyproheptadine without a prescription. THE ESSENTIAL As of ...
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Multiple sclerosis: an antihistamine could repair certain lesions
American scientists have discovered that antihistamine treatment could help repair certain brain damage caused by multiple sclerosis. THE ESSENTIAL Multiple ...
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Antihistamine can reverse the effects of multiple sclerosis
American researchers have found that antihistamine treatment could repair certain brain damage caused by multiple sclerosis. THE ESSENTIAL At present, ...
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“Benadryl Challenge”, this TikTok challenge taken up by young people, can be deadly
A trend that has gone viral on TikTok involving ingesting a massive amount of an antihistamine has led to the ...
Read moreCough syrups: addicted teens
Just dig into the family medicine cabinet and surf the internet to get high. A few ice cubes, lemonade and ...
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“It is necessary to make allergies a great national cause!”
In France, one in four people suffers from allergic rhinitis. Among these patients suffering from hay fever, 41% give up ...
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What if antihistamines could cure long Covid?
Antihistamines could relieve patients suffering from symptoms of Covid-19 several weeks or even months after infection. THE ESSENTIAL Antihistamines block ...
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Antihistamines and exercise don’t mix
Allergy medications reduce increased blood flow to muscles during exercise, control blood sugar, and prevent proper recovery. THE ESSENTIAL Allergy ...
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Allergies: how to properly use antihistamines?
Commonly used to treat allergies, antihistamines can be invaluable in reducing symptoms. But you still have to use them well… ...
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Eczema: why antihistamines are sometimes ineffective
Acute itching in patients with eczema does not always respond to antihistamines. The itch signals are transmitted to the brain ...
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Huntington: an antihistamine to treat the disease?
Using an antihistamine, researchers have found a potential new therapeutic strategy to slow Huntington's disease at an early stage. THE ...
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Cold-induced hives may be linked to genetic disease
The mutation of the “Factor 12” gene, which is hereditary, would explain in some people the presence of cold urticaria ...
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In search of the cells responsible for allergies
Allergies occur because our immune system defends itself, convinced that actually harmless substances are attacking us. In question, the cells ...
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Taking Too Much Antihistamines Decreases Fertility In Men
Antihistamines, non-prescription medicines used to treat allergies, can decrease the quality of semen. Men who use them may face infertility ...
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Antihistamines slow muscle recovery
Antihistamines are believed to block the expression of a large number of genes involved in the processes of physical recovery ...
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Irritable bowel: an antihistamine reduces abdominal pain
Ebastine, prescribed to treat hay fever, is believed to be effective in reducing abdominal pain in patients with irritable bowel ...
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Medicines increase risk of dementia in seniors
Older classes of drugs are associated with an increased risk of dementia in older people. But more modern substitutes are ...
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