Fexofenadine vs MONTELUKAST

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Overheard this conversation between a patient and one of my coworkers today: Patient: "Do you have Allegra-D?" Coworker: "Yeah." Patient: "Okay, I don't want that." He eventually ended up getting Claritin-D instead, but... I still can't comprehend what was going through his mind during that bit of c

In the spirit of curiosity and want to see a little bit more "fun" content" in this subreddit, I want to ask you other fine reddit pharmacists about what personal items you take into every shift you work. In my own experience, there is a list of creature comfort items (not available in the realm of

There’s some features that we use frequently that make our jobs easier and more convenient. As with all software, there are annoying issues and bugs, and relevant information is sometimesinconvenient to access or even absent. What are your favorite features and greatest frustrations with your pharma

On the medscape drug interaction checker, it says that loratadine will increase the level or effect of amitriptyline by P-glycoprotein (MDR1) efflux transporter. Use Caution/Monitor. But when I checked cetirizine & fexofenadine, they had no interaction with amitriptyline. Why is this the case?

I’ve seen some studies possibly linking antihistamines with dementia. Does this include Fexofenadine despite it not passing blood brain barrier and having little impact on ACh?

Hi people, I have a poll typed question for you. So have you ever seen multiple antihistamines (the ones used for allergy and such only) being used concurrently? Basically, how would you react to filling if a prescriber had written an rx for two different antihistamines, loratadine and fexofenadine

Is that a Singulairity?

16M Caucasian, I weigh around 260 , I’m 5’11. I take cetrizine, nasal spray, and montelukast. I have allergies, anxiety, and OCD. As the title says, saying some words makes my vision go weird. Everything will tilt downward. Until I stop pronouncing the word. Words like B, D, M, U, V, and Z are on

28 year old Male, 170 pounds. I had 3 sleep studies done . 2 at home, 1 in the clinic. 2 showed no apnea. And 1 was minor, like so minor he didn't even wanna give me a cpap but did anyway. I don't know what to do anymore. I wake up 5-8 times a night. Usually I do need to pee. Went to a urologist, go

My husband is a 35 year old, 220 pounds, Caucasian male. When ai met him 7 years ago he was in amazing health. We would go for hikes for 10 miles and he would work out every day. He could eat anything and didn't have a single allergy. He would get exercise induced asthma if he did something really i

Age: 35 Sex: F Height: 5'6 Weight: 230 Duration: 1 and a half to 2 years. Occasionally drink/edible gummy consumption (once or twice a month) Country: USA City/State: Austin, TX Hi everyone! I hope all is well. Posting on behalf of my sick GF. My GF has been chronically ill with flu-like symptoms fo

32F. Currently 38w pregnant. Scheduled c section next Saturday. I’m currently on prednisone, Wellbutrin, valacyclovir, Focalin, and albuterol for my asthma + montelukast when it gets really bad during the winter. For context, I’ve had asthma since I was a kid. It’s landed me in the hospital plenty

34 White male, 5'10", 195, symptoms experienced since Memorial Day 2013, skin, lungs, chest, Ranitidine, Doxepin, Nexium, Montelukast, Xolair I was going to a dermatologist for plantars warts on my feet. He was freezing them off. After 3 years with moderate success, he asked me if I wanted to try hi

20 AFAB, My adoptive parents have always told me about how crazy bringing me home from the hosptial was because they didnt think i was going to be able to leave for at least 4 weeks initially. I was born 6 weeks early. The reasoning that my parents have always told me (as well as many other relativ