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Antihistamines are
drugs which treat allergic rhinitis,
common cold, influenza, and
other allergies. Typically,
people take
antihistamines as an inexpensive...
- [citation needed] In
common use, the term "
antihistamine"
refers only to H1-
antihistamines.
Virtually all H1-
antihistamines function as
inverse agonists at the...
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occurs is
generally less than with first-generation
antihistamines because second-generation
antihistamines are more
selective for the H1 receptor. Compared...
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causes the condition.
Treatment is
typically with
antihistamines, with the
second generation antihistamines such as fexofenadine,
loratadine and cetirizine...
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Doxylamine is a
member of the
ethanolamine class of
antihistamines.
Other antihistamines from this
group include bromodiphenhydramine, carbinoxamine...
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Chlorphenamine produces less
sedation than
other first-generation
antihistamines. A
large study on
people 65
years old or older,
linked the development...
- "non-sedating"
antihistamine,
loratadine causes less (but
still significant, in some cases)
sedation and
psychomotor ****ation than the
older antihistamines, because...
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action is
responsible for its
antihistamine and
sedative effects.
Unlike many
other first-generation
antihistamines,
hydroxyzine has a
lower affinity...
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therapies include antihistamines, decongestants, cromolyn,
leukotriene receptor antagonists, and
nasal irrigation.
Antihistamines by
mouth are suitable...
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antagonist (
antihistamine) with
anticholinergic properties (drying) and
sedative side effects. Like all first-generation
antihistamines, it is sedating...