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Ano pong mabisang gamot para sa allergic rhinitis? matagal na po kasi itong allergy ko pero hindi nawawala.
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konsulta sa doctor.
antihistamines
water theraphy
kain ng greens na gulay
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Ako, nagpapa accupuncture. Hindi lang kasi kelangang mapigilan ang pagbahing, kelangan din ilabas mo din ung na build up na plema sa sinus, neck and back mo.
I dwell too much sa mga antihiatamines, may long term side effects yan sa liver.
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yan din ang problema ko, sa kaso ko pa napaka sensitive na ng ilong ko, konting usok, perfume, yung amoy ng sabon or shampoo, polbo talagang binabahin na kagad ako. sakit pa sa ulo. tapos dito pa sa middle east pinong pino pa naman ang buhangin na sumasama sa nalalanghap sa hininga. oo tama ka ms. cherdz, meron side effects ang anti histamine, may naireseta sa akin yung prednisolone, epektibo talaga kaso yung liver naman ang delikado kaya ang nirereseta sa akin ay yung clarinese,pero hindi na ko masyado nagtake ngayon, hinahayaan ko na lang, kahit pa bumahin ako, sorry na lang ako kasi yun ang naging sakit ko.
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Unfortunately to us icarus :( we have to bear this kind allergy.
Try nio magpaaccupuncture. Hindi man sya permanent solution, but it keeps me going. Tapos hindi nagiistay sa sinus ko ung phlem.
Every week ang therapy ko. And every session is a relief.
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salamat sa advise mo cherdz pero dito sa middle east ay wala pa akong naririnig na place kung san nagperform ng accupuncture. meron na rin nakapagpayo nyan sa akin. kaso walang makapagsabi sa akin kung san meron.
last january vacation ko, buong bwan ng january na barado ang ilong ko kasi yung lugar namin ay puro ginagawa pa ang mga bahay dun sa loob ng subdivision, kaya hayun, vacation rhinitis ang nangyari. tapos pagkarating ko dito, hayun parang nagdahilan lang, nawala bigla ang pangbabara ng ilong ko
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Kung ganun, hiyang ka dyan.
Ako nga, summer na summer, barado ang ilong. :'(
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Same situation with me. I have this random allergy na di ko maintindihan. Dito ko na sya nakuha sa mideast.
Di po ako doctor ser pero binigay kasi saken is Clara. Take ko sya daily before matulog for one week yan. Then nawala na yung pagsneeze ko. Pero ngayon di na daily either twice or once a week na lang.
Ok naman so far depends lang talaga din how your body responds.
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Same situation with me. I have this random allergy na di ko maintindihan. Dito ko na sya nakuha sa mideast.
Di po ako doctor ser pero binigay kasi saken is Clara. Take ko sya daily before matulog for one week yan. Then nawala na yung pagsneeze ko. Pero ngayon di na daily either twice or once a week na lang.
Ok naman so far depends lang talaga din how your body responds.
Persistent po kasi allergy ko minsan halos 24 hours siyang gumagana at kapag bumahing na po ako minsan nakakaramdam ako ng sakit sa aking tiyan at dibdib.
Nasubokan ko na ang clara wala rin po.
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Oh baka you are in a certain condition and not just allergies. Patingin ka ser mahirap yan.
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Claritin. Virlex. These meds work for me. I always carry them.
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Kung ganun, hiyang ka dyan.
Ako nga, summer na summer, barado ang ilong. :'(
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oo kahit pano ay nahiyang na din ako dito, pero syempre mas gugustuhin ko din na kung bakasyon ko ay di na ako tulad ng dati na isan bwan bangag.
ang hirap ng maging medicine dependent, magiging mababa na ang antibody para sa ganun sakit
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Nako... wag natin pabayaan ang rhinitis ha.. it can lead to astma.
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Nako... wag natin pabayaan ang rhinitis ha.. it can lead to astma.
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I see, malakas din allergic rhinitis lalo na sa dust and cat fur so hopefully it won't lead to asthma ):
I take anti histamine and occasionally I take salbutamol too.
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madalas umatake allergy ko pag umaabot ng tanghali tulog ko and matagal na nakatutok sa e-fan
di rin ako makatagal sa shoes dept ng malls
sa detergent and pag matagal ko di naliguan ung aso namin
di ako lage nawawalan ng loratadine, although take lang ako once na umatake allergy ko
side effect naman nagiging antukin ako, pero effective naman siya
I regularly take vit C rin and drink lots of water as per my dok's advise
it will help boost your immune system too
hangga't maari try to avoid those things that will agitate your allergies
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madami pala tayo may allergic rhinitis, nagconsult ako dati sa doctor, nireseta nya yung loratadie ang generic name at nasonex spray sa nostrils for 1 month, effective naman kaso nung itinigil ko kasi hindi naman puede gamitin na maintenance yun bumalik din. ganun yata talaga pag allergy, tiis tiis na lang...
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madami pala tayo may allergic rhinitis, nagconsult ako dati sa doctor, nireseta nya yung loratadie ang generic name at nasonex spray sa nostrils for 1 month, effective naman kaso nung itinigil ko kasi hindi naman puede gamitin na maintenance yun bumalik din. ganun yata talaga pag allergy, tiis tiis na lang...
oo loratadine, naireseta na din sa akin yan, pero wala talagang mangyayari kapag itinigil ang paginom ay balik uli sa dati, kaya ngayon dala na lang ako palagi ng face mask.
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Ako din... mega fask mask pag nasa byahe. Kahit na nakakawa-poise ahehe..
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Ako din... mega fask mask pag nasa byahe. Kahit na nakakawa-poise ahehe..
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kahit nasa loob ako ng office minsan naka face mask na ako, kasi yung office namin, natawagan na admin dept, mga saudi national at ibang nationality ay ang lalakas na magyosi, lalo na mga manager, meron nga silang sariling kwarto pero yung exhaust ng aircon ay nasa central area ng ceiling na kinapupuwestuhan ng station namin, kaya yun sa area namin ang punta ng usok.
kapag may pumupuna sa akin dahil naka face mask ako, ang sagot ko naman, hindi naman kita pinupuna kung nagyoyosi ka, bakit mo ko pinupuna kung magface mask ako?
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kahit nasa loob ako ng office minsan naka face mask na ako, kasi yung office namin, natawagan na admin dept, mga saudi national at ibang nationality ay ang lalakas na magyosi, lalo na mga manager, meron nga silang sariling kwarto pero yung exhaust ng aircon ay nasa central area ng ceiling na kinapupuwestuhan ng station namin, kaya yun sa area namin ang punta ng usok.
kapag may pumupuna sa akin dahil naka face mask ako, ang sagot ko naman, hindi naman kita pinupuna kung nagyoyosi ka, bakit mo ko pinupuna kung magface mask ako?
Tama lang yung sagot mo. Mga wala kasi talagang pakundangan ang iba.
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Tama lang yung sagot mo. Mga wala kasi talagang pakundangan ang iba.
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oo meron pa, kapag nagsisimula na kong magbahin ang sabi sa akin nagkakalat na ko ng virus, ang sagot ko naman, edi wag nyong ikalat ang usok ng sigarilyo nyo.
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Mga bastos nama yan. Nakakainit ng ulo. Sila na kakaperwisyo, sila pa may gana mangutya
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Allergic Rhinitis or Seasonal Allergy, Hay Fever mahirap talaga lalo kapag nagpapalit na weather temporary lang lahat gamot aerius or claritin ginagamit ko. Pero napansin ko medyo humina allergy attack ko since inom ako lemon water with honey pagkagising at regular brisk walking. Sa Manila bukod sa panay bahing madalas dry ang air kaya napapasabay lagi sa akin nose bleed.
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Dko alam kung ganyan din sakin .. since 2005 nung umuwi ako sa pinas lagi ako may ubot sipon .. kapag nakabalik nko sa mid east nawawala .. wala naman ako asthma .. sa usok at polusyon sa manila kaya ganun .. di kaya ng cough syrup kaya napipighati ako sa pinas everytime na mag babakasyon ako .. hays!!
mga tol!! mga ka PT!! tara na makigulo sa:
http://www.pinoycyberkada.com/index.php?topic=40265.0
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Dko alam kung ganyan din sakin .. since 2005 nung umuwi ako sa pinas lagi ako may ubot sipon .. kapag nakabalik nko sa mid east nawawala .. wala naman ako asthma .. sa usok at polusyon sa manila kaya ganun .. di kaya ng cough syrup kaya napipighati ako sa pinas everytime na mag babakasyon ako .. hays!!
mga tol!! mga ka PT!! tara na makigulo sa:
http://www.pinoycyberkada.com/index.php?topic=40265.0 (http://www.pinoycyberkada.com/index.php?topic=40265.0)
Pansinin mo rin tol Iori, pag nagbabakasyon sa ibang bansa kami yung kulangot ko transparent or something na white at wala akong series of allergies, pero pag uwi na galing dito sa Pinas, itim na yung kulang ko ulit tapos balik sa dati.
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Ang madalas na mag trigger sakin ay kapag masyadong dusty ang surrounding. As much as possible I try to bear with it nalang. Kung walang trabaho and pwede pumetiks, chaka lang ako nagtetake ng antihistamine. Alam niyo naman ang side effect na nakakaantok.
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yung situation ngayon dito sa riyadh, kakaiba kasi hindi maintindihan kung magtuloy ba ang sand storm o babagsak ang ulan, ilang araw ng ganito kaya heto ang ilong, hinid rin maintindihan kung anong gagawin
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Pansinin mo rin tol Iori, pag nagbabakasyon sa ibang bansa kami yung kulangot ko transparent or something na white at wala akong series of allergies, pero pag uwi na galing dito sa Pinas, itim na yung kulang ko ulit tapos balik sa dati.
Oo tol hindi nga ako masyado nag kaka kulangot dito eh lol sa manila pag nilinis mo ng puting damit ilong mo masasabi mo wow! Happy newyear!! Dahil sa itim na dumi ..
One more thing napansin ko sa mga commercial sa tv sa pinas halos karamihan puro pang cough syrup or tabletas samantalang dito walang adds na ganyan .. it means lang na alam nila kung ano ang usong sakit sa bansa ..
mga tol!! mga ka PT!! tara na makigulo sa:
http://www.pinoycyberkada.com/index.php?topic=40265.0
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Ay korek.. pati mga antiallergy na commercial ang dami.
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Before I give my advice may I know sir/madam kung under a certain medication po ba kayo at kung anu-ano ang mga ito?
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Before I give my advice may I know sir/madam kung under a certain medication po ba kayo at kung anu-ano ang mga ito?
Sir Charliehouse, ano po ang inyong profession at napansin ko na isa kayo sa mga members na malawak ang kaalaman sa science, at pati rin pala sa medicine, or sadyang masipag ka magbasa at magresearch ng mga articles?
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cetirizine, montelucast,
ganyan din kasi problem q.
wla n nga yata gamot sa allergic rhinitis...
sakit sa ulo kpag sinumpong,
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mabisa po ba talaga ung accupunture? :hilo: :hilo: :hilo:
grabe kasi kapag sinumpong aq.. bahing aq ng bahing, tpos 3x or 4x n sunod sunod.... sakit tlaga sa ulo at sa dibdib...
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Sir Charliehouse, ano po ang inyong profession at napansin ko na isa kayo sa mga members na malawak ang kaalaman sa science, at pati rin pala sa medicine, or sadyang masipag ka magbasa at magresearch ng mga articles?
Thanks for the compliment sir, I am a management graduate and a frustrated science enthusiast hahaha
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@TS
Tanong ko lang TS, nagdrydry ba ang bibig mo when you are under OTC antihistamines?
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@TS
Tanong ko lang TS, nagdrydry ba ang bibig mo when you are under OTC antihistamines?
opo, tama nagda- dry nga siya, gusto ko nga sana pa- inject na lang, meron daw kasing injection for allergy pero gusto kong makatiyak muna
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Before I give my advice may I know sir/madam kung under a certain medication po ba kayo at kung anu-ano ang mga ito?
opo may mgamot akong iniinom everyday kasi kapag itinigil ko babanat ang allergy. clarinase, desloratadine at lorin. mas effective nga lang sa akin yong clarinase pero kapag grabe at hindi kaya yong lorin kasi 10mg siya mas malakas.
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ALLERGIC RHINITIS TREATMENT
The treatment of allergic rhinitis includes reducing exposure to allergens and other triggers in combination with medication therapy. In most people, these measures effectively control the symptoms.
Reduce exposure to triggers — Some simple measures can reduce a person's exposure to allergens and triggers that provoke allergic rhinitis. These measures are discussed in detail in a separate topic review. (See "Patient information: Trigger avoidance in allergic rhinitis (Beyond the Basics)".)
Several different classes of drugs counter the inflammation that causes symptoms of allergic rhinitis. The severity of symptoms and personal preferences usually guide the selection of specific drugs.
Nasal irrigation and saline sprays — Rinsing the nose with a salt water (saline) solution is called nasal irrigation or nasal lavage. Saline is also available in a standard nasal spray, although this is not as effective as using larger amounts of water in an irrigation.
Nasal irrigation is particularly useful for treating drainage down the back of the throat, sneezing, nasal dryness, and congestion. The treatment helps by rinsing out allergens and irritants from the nose. Saline rinses also clean the nasal lining and can be used before applying sprays containing medications to get a better effect from the medication.
Nasal lavage with warmed saline can be performed as needed, once per day, or twice daily for increased symptoms. Nasal lavage carries few risks when performed correctly and with sterilized water. Saline nasal sprays and irrigation kits can be purchased over-the-counter. Saline mixes can also be purchased or patients can make their own solution.
A variety of devices, including bulb syringes, Neti pots, and bottle sprayers, may be used to perform nasal lavage; instructions for nasal lavage are provided in the table . At least 200 mL (about three-quarters cup) of fluid (salt solution made with distilled or boiled water or sterile saline, not tap water) is recommended for each nostril.
Nasal glucocorticoids — Nasal glucocorticoids (steroids) delivered by a nasal spray are the first-line treatment for the symptoms of allergic rhinitis. These drugs have few side effects and dramatically relieve symptoms in most people. Studies have shown that nasal glucocorticoids are more effective than oral antihistamines for symptom relief .
There are a number of nasal glucocorticoids available by prescription. Specific medications include fluticasone, mometasone, budesonide, flunisolide, triamcinolone, beclomethasone, fluticasone furoate, and ciclesonide. These drugs differ with regard to the frequency of doses, the spray device, and cost, but all are similarly effective for treating all the symptoms of allergic rhinitis. In the United States, triamcinolone nasal spray (Nasacort Allergy 24HR) is available without a prescription. Various agents are available without a prescription in other countries.
People with severe rhinitis may need to use a nasal decongestant for a few days before starting a nasal glucocorticoid to reduce nasal swelling, which will allow the nasal spray to reach more areas of the nasal passages.
Some symptom relief may occur on the first day of therapy with nasal glucocorticoids, although their maximal effectiveness may not be noticeable for days to weeks. For this reason, nasal glucocorticoids are most effective when used regularly. Some people are able to use lower doses when symptoms are less severe.
How to use a nasal spray — Nasal sprays work best when they are used properly and the medication remains in the nose rather than draining down the back of the throat. If the nose is crusted or contains mucus, it should be cleaned with a saline nasal spray before a nasal spray that contains medication.
The head should be positioned normally or with the chin slightly tucked. The spray should be directed away from the nasal septum (the cartilage that divides the two sides of the nose). The spray is dispensed and then sniffed in slightly to pull it into the higher parts of the nose. Sniffing too hard will result in the medicine draining down the throat, and should be avoided.
Some people find that holding one nostril closed with a finger improves their ability to draw the spray into the upper nose. Medicine that drains into the throat should be spit out, since it is not effective unless it remains in the nose.
Side effects — The side effects of nasal steroids are mild and may include a mildly unpleasant smell or taste or drying of the nasal lining. In some people, nasal steroids cause irritation, crusting, and bleeding of the nasal septum, especially during the winter. These problems can be minimized by reducing the dose of the nasal steroid, applying a moisturizing nasal gel or spray to the septum before using the spray, or switching to a water-based (rather than an alcohol-based) spray.
Studies suggest that nasal steroids are generally safe when used for many years. However, people who use these drugs for years should have periodic nasal examinations to check for rare side effects, such as nasal infection.
Steroids taken as a pill or inhaled into the lungs can have side effects, especially when taken for long periods of time. However, the doses used in nasal steroids are low and are NOT associated with these side effects. However, clinicians usually recommend using the lowest effective dose.
Use of steroid nasal sprays may slightly slow growth rate in some children if used for extended periods of time. If a child requires a nasal steroid spray for more than two months of the year, then a clinician should be consulted for advice.
Antihistamines — Antihistamines relieve the itching, sneezing, and runny nose of allergic rhinitis, but they do not relieve nasal congestion. Combined treatment with nasal steroids or decongestants may provide greater symptom relief than use of either alone.
Oral medications — Several antihistamines have been available for many years without a prescription, including brompheniramine (sample brand names Dimetapp allergy, Nasahist B), chlorpheniramine (sample brand name Chlor-Trimeton), diphenhydramine (sample brand name Benadryl), and clemastine (sample brand name Tavist). These drugs often cause sedation and should not be used before driving or operating machinery. Even if the person does not feel excessively drowsy, these drugs can have a sedating effect. Thus, patients should use caution.
Less-sedating oral antihistamines include loratadine (Claritin, Alavert), desloratadine (Clarinex), cetirizine (Zyrtec), levocetirizine (Xyzal), and fexofenadine (Allegra). Loratadine, cetirizine, and fexofenadine are available without a prescription. These drugs work as well as the sedating antihistamines for rhinitis, but they are less sedating and are available in long-acting formulas. However, they may be more expensive.
Nasal sprays — Azelastine (Astelin, Astepro) and olopatadine (Patanase) are prescription nasal antihistamine sprays that can be used daily or when needed to relieve symptoms of postnasal drip, congestion, and sneezing. These sprays start to work within minutes after use. The most common side effect with azelastine is a bad taste in the mouth immediately after use. This can be minimized by keeping the head tilted forward while spraying, to prevent the medicine from draining down the throat.
Combinations of nasal glucocorticoid and antihistamines — A prescription combination of the nasal steroid fluticasone and the nasal antihistamine azelastine (Dymista) appears to improve symptoms of allergic rhinitis better than either drug alone in three clinical trials. The combination drug has the side effects of both when used at the recommended dose of one spray in each side of the nose twice a day and is approved for use in patients over 12 years old. The most common side effects are a bad taste, nose bleed, and headache .
Decongestants — Decongestants (like pseudoephedrine or phenylephrine [sample brand names Sudafed, Actifed, Drixoral]) are often combined with antihistamines in oral, over-the-counter allergy drugs. In the United States, pseudoephedrine has been used to make illegal drugs, which caused many companies to substitute phenylephrine for pseudoephedrine. However, phenylephrine is not effective for treating allergic rhinitis.
Oral decongestants elevate blood pressure and are not appropriate for people with high blood pressure or certain cardiovascular conditions. Men with an enlarged prostate who have difficulty urinating may notice a worsening of this symptom when they take decongestants. (See "Patient information: Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) (Beyond the Basics)".)
Decongestants in the form of nasal sprays are also available, including oxymetazoline (sample brand name Afrin) and phenylephrine (sample brand name Neo-synephrine). Nasal decongestant sprays should not be used for more than two to three days at a time because they may cause a type of rhinitis called rhinitis medicamentosa, which causes the nose to be congested constantly UNLESS the medication is used repeatedly. This condition can be difficult to treat. To avoid it, do not use decongestant sprays for more than three days. (See "Patient information: Nonallergic rhinitis (runny or stuffy nose) (Beyond the Basics)".)
Cromolyn sodium — Cromolyn sodium (Nasalcrom) prevents the symptoms of allergic rhinitis by interfering with the ability of allergy cells to release natural chemicals that cause inflammation. This drug is available as an over-the-counter nasal spray that must be used three to four times per day, preferably before symptoms have begun, to effectively prevent the symptoms of allergic rhinitis.
Allergy shots — Allergy shots, also known as allergen immunotherapy, are injections given to reduce a person's sensitivity to allergens. Allergy shots are only available for common allergens, such as pollens, cat and dog dander, dust mites, and molds. These shots contain solutions of the allergens to which a specific person is allergic, and are made up individually for each person. The process of immunotherapy changes the person's immune response to the allergens over time. As a result, being exposed to the allergen causes fewer or even no symptoms.
Immunotherapy can help many people with allergic rhinitis. In children, immunotherapy can help prevent developing allergic asthma later in life. However, immunotherapy is relatively time consuming and is often reserved for people who have a poor response to medication, or want to avoid taking medications long term. Immunotherapy can be expensive, but many insurance plans cover the therapy because long-term use of allergy medications is also costly.
Immunotherapy is usually started by an allergist. Treatment begins with several months of weekly injections of gradually increasing doses, followed by monthly maintenance injections.
Other treatments — Other drugs may be recommended for some people with allergic rhinitis.
●Ipratropium – Nasal atropine is effective for the treatment of severe runny nose. This drug, available as ipratropium bromide (sample brand name Atrovent), is not generally recommended for people with glaucoma or men with an enlarged prostate.
●Leukotriene modifiers – Release of substances called leukotrienes may contribute to the symptoms of allergic rhinitis. Drugs that block the actions of leukotrienes, called leukotriene modifiers, can be very useful in patients with asthma and allergic rhinitis. However, nasal steroids are more effective than leukotriene modifiers for treating allergic rhinitis; thus, leukotriene modifiers are generally reserved for patients who cannot tolerate nasal sprays (due to nose bleeds) or azelastine.
Immunotherapy is usually administered for a minimum of three to five years. If immunotherapy is discontinued, the benefits gradually diminish over time, although some patients have several more years of symptom relief [3].
Immunotherapy injections carry a small risk of a severe allergic reaction. These reactions occur with a frequency of 6 of every 10,000 injections. The symptoms usually begin within 30 minutes of the injection. For this reason, patients are required to remain in the office after routine injections so that such a reaction could be quickly treated. Because drugs called beta-blockers may interfere with the ability to treat these reactions, people who take beta-blockers are often advised to avoid immunotherapy.
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I tried the nasal irrigation using only mineral water and it works. Basta nilagay ko sa basin yong mineral water at sininghot ko tapos buga then singhot uli hanggang maubos yong tubig. Masakit lang sa batok pero after nun ginhawa talaga.
Thanks dok...
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Huwaaa... singhot talaga?? Demn... sige nga try ko....
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Huwaaa... singhot talaga?? Demn... sige nga try ko....
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As in singhot talaga. Minsan kahit sa gripo na, isinahod ko lang ang kamay ko tapos yun singhot at nagiginhawaan ako.
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opo, tama nagda- dry nga siya, gusto ko nga sana pa- inject na lang, meron daw kasing injection for allergy pero gusto kong makatiyak muna
opo may mgamot akong iniinom everyday kasi kapag itinigil ko babanat ang allergy. clarinase, desloratadine at lorin. mas effective nga lang sa akin yong clarinase pero kapag grabe at hindi kaya yong lorin kasi 10mg siya mas malakas.
Have you ever tried Montelukast already? Bukod ba jan wala na? yung tipong mga gamot na maintenance based like for hypertension, diabetes and etc?
I assume na di na kaya ng montelukast ang rhinitis mo pero you can always see your doctor for it. I recommend avamys nasal spray para sa rhinitis spray mo sa lining ng ilong mo twice then singhot twice a day or every night kaso nga lang adverse reaction nyan is magdrdry talaga ang mouth mo.
sakin ay recommendation lang, always seek proper medical advice.
Post Merge: April 25, 2014, 10:18:29 PM
I tried the nasal irrigation using only mineral water and it works. Basta nilagay ko sa basin yong mineral water at sininghot ko tapos buga then singhot uli hanggang maubos yong tubig. Masakit lang sa batok pero after nun ginhawa talaga.
Thanks dok...
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You can also use saline for that pero hula ko di ito masyadong tumatalab sa iyo tama ba?
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Have you ever tried Montelukast already? Bukod ba jan wala na? yung tipong mga gamot na maintenance based like for hypertension, diabetes and etc?
I assume na di na kaya ng montelukast ang rhinitis mo pero you can always see your doctor for it. I recommend avamys nasal spray para sa rhinitis spray mo sa lining ng ilong mo twice then singhot twice a day or every night kaso nga lang adverse reaction nyan is magdrdry talaga ang mouth mo.
sakin ay recommendation lang, always seek proper medical advice.
Post Merge: April 25, 2014, 10:18:29 PM
You can also use saline for that pero hula ko di ito masyadong tumatalab sa iyo tama ba?
montelukast (for lungs i think) at yung saline ay hindi ko pa nasubukan pero susubukan ko pag- uwi ko ng pinas.
salamat po boss makakatulong po ito sa akin...
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Maraming gamit ang montelukast, it is quite a useful drug... Always welcome sir..
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problema ko din talaga yang rhinitis. haizt nakaka-inis masyado. nakakawalang gana magtrabaho. hehehehe.
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tama si ladyvirus.. dagdag ko lang po.
1. causes: genetic predisposition (namamana...), genetic changes or mutation (nagkataong may nabago sa genes mo kaya nagkaron ka ng tendency na magdevelop ng allergy), pwede mo ring maipasa yung genes sa mga anak mo. pero hindi sya nakakahawa.
2. triggers: known and unknown (unrecognized allergens) e.g. dust mites, dust, smoke, smog, strong odors (perfumes, fragrant oils, stingy vapors), pollens, sudden change in temperature, extremes of temperature (sobra init, sobra lamig), dry air, some foods or medications, infections.
3. manifestations: other than recurrent (paulit-ulit) sneezing, one may feel pruritus (pangangati) ng ilong at lalamunan (kung may postnasal drip na kasama), mabigat na pakiramdam ng mukha at ng noo (kung may kasamang sinusitis), pangangati at/o pagluluha ng mata, maaaring may kasamang matubig na sipon o kaya naman ay pagbabara nito.
4. Treatment: wala pa pong proven na effective long-term o permanent treatment sa allergic rhinitis sa ngayon. Most of the medications that were mentioned before are used to control the attacks, some are used to alter you body's response to the allergens (tulad ng prednisone, prednisolone [mga steroids]; montelukast [leukotriene inhibitors])
5. Prevention: malaking bagay ang pag-iwas sa mga triggers pero makakatulong din ang pagpapalakas ng inyong resistensya. tandaan: ang labis na secretions o uhog, sipon, o plema na dulot ng atake ng allergic rhinitis ay pwedeng pamahayan ng mga mikrobyo. ang mga mikrobyong ito ay maaaring magdulot ng impeksyon. ang impeksyon ay isa sa mga napatunayang dahilan ng atake ng allergic rhinitis, and the cycle goes on and on and on... exercise, diet modification, self and environmental hygiene goes hand in hand.
other matters:
immunotherapy - medyo magastos pero effective sya sa nakararami na may mga allergic rhinitis. Ask your allergologist for details.
stem cell therapy - mas magastos at hindi pa gaanong extensive ang clinical studies, pero may mga anecdotal claims of success.
immunomodulation - paghahanda sa inyong katawan para maiwasan ang atake ng allergic rhinitis bago pa man dumating ang "season" nito. Ask your allergologist po ulit for details.
sana nakatulong ang ilang impormasyong ito.
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tama si ladyvirus.. dagdag ko lang po.
1. causes: genetic predisposition (namamana...), genetic changes or mutation (nagkataong may nabago sa genes mo kaya nagkaron ka ng tendency na magdevelop ng allergy), pwede mo ring maipasa yung genes sa mga anak mo. pero hindi sya nakakahawa.
2. triggers: known and unknown (unrecognized allergens) e.g. dust mites, dust, smoke, smog, strong odors (perfumes, fragrant oils, stingy vapors), pollens, sudden change in temperature, extremes of temperature (sobra init, sobra lamig), dry air, some foods or medications, infections.
3. manifestations: other than recurrent (paulit-ulit) sneezing, one may feel pruritus (pangangati) ng ilong at lalamunan (kung may postnasal drip na kasama), mabigat na pakiramdam ng mukha at ng noo (kung may kasamang sinusitis), pangangati at/o pagluluha ng mata, maaaring may kasamang matubig na sipon o kaya naman ay pagbabara nito.
4. Treatment: wala pa pong proven na effective long-term o permanent treatment sa allergic rhinitis sa ngayon. Most of the medications that were mentioned before are used to control the attacks, some are used to alter you body's response to the allergens (tulad ng prednisone, prednisolone [mga steroids]; montelukast [leukotriene inhibitors])
5. Prevention: malaking bagay ang pag-iwas sa mga triggers pero makakatulong din ang pagpapalakas ng inyong resistensya. tandaan: ang labis na secretions o uhog, sipon, o plema na dulot ng atake ng allergic rhinitis ay pwedeng pamahayan ng mga mikrobyo. ang mga mikrobyong ito ay maaaring magdulot ng impeksyon. ang impeksyon ay isa sa mga napatunayang dahilan ng atake ng allergic rhinitis, and the cycle goes on and on and on... exercise, diet modification, self and environmental hygiene goes hand in hand.
other matters:
immunotherapy - medyo magastos pero effective sya sa nakararami na may mga allergic rhinitis. Ask your allergologist for details.
stem cell therapy - mas magastos at hindi pa gaanong extensive ang clinical studies, pero may mga anecdotal claims of success.
immunomodulation - paghahanda sa inyong katawan para maiwasan ang atake ng allergic rhinitis bago pa man dumating ang "season" nito. Ask your allergologist po ulit for details.
sana nakatulong ang ilang impormasyong ito.
maraming salamat sa post mo sir kiko, very informative. . . . . . . .
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Kumusta ka na TS? Persistent pa rin ba ang rhinitis mo? or may relief na?