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Allergy symptoms every day
I get allergic symptoms every day. Like itchy blisters on forehead neck and sometimes hives on triceps and stomach and i get confused too which troubles me the most. Also there are small red dots on some parts of my body like arms and stomach. Its been happening from more than 3 months. Itchy nose and watery eyes too. I have consulted doctors have taken full course of allegra and several medicines but it comes back. I am so stressed and worried I think I may die. taking medicine makes it better for some time but its comes back.
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Continue Allegra 180 mg once daily.
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello dear patient you are having urticaria, it's an allergic reaction. It Allegra is not helping them medicines need to be changed. Also you need to modify your diet to avoid the food causing allergic reaction. There are other causes also which can be discussed with you. Follow up with the reports you have done already. Tc
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