Is it possible to develop a tolerance on Antihistamines?

ruthi556 · Newbie Joined: 29 Oct 2005 Posts: 2

I have two kids and from my personal experience I can tell you that you must not take any medication on your own. You have to consult your doctor first! This is because many medications can be found in the woman's milk, so it just might be that antihistamines could end in you milk, and I am not so sure that is a good thing for your baby.

gnni1843 · Newbie Joined: 03 Jul 2005 Posts: 2

Basic rule for all allergies, especially those related to pollen, is that they tend to worsen each year, 10 to 20%, which means there are more symptoms, so it might seem that efficacy of the drug is lessened. We could talk about tolerance to antihistamine, but you can also think of changing the medication you are currently using. And you might consider staying indoors around 10 in the morning, the pollen concentration in the air is highest in that period.

Is it possible to develop a tolerance on Antihistamines?

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