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Medicines generally associated with sneezing, runny nose and allergic symptoms.
Generally used for allergic symptoms such as sneezing, itching, runny nose and hives.
It is an antihistamine that reduces the effect of histamine, a chemical released during allergic reactions.
May cause drowsiness in some people; caution with alcohol, driving, kidney problems or other sedating medicines.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.
Commonly associated with seasonal allergies and allergic skin rashes.
A non-sedating antihistamine that blocks histamine receptors to ease allergy symptoms.
Care is advised in liver disease; interactions with certain antifungal and antibiotic medicines are possible.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.
Generally used for short-term relief of a blocked nose.
Narrows blood vessels in the nasal lining, temporarily reducing swelling and congestion.
Prolonged use can cause rebound congestion; caution with high blood pressure, heart conditions or in young children.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.