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Have Allergy. Taking Levocetrizine, Neck Feels Squeezed. Suggestion?

hi sir i am 25 years old from india.sir I am suffering form allergic from my child hood. i have to take levocetrizine tablets every day, other wise i cant tolerate with out taking medicine.and allergic hampers in my inner bodys, that I am filling.my neck becomes squeezed when it comes . and and it happening in every evening . pls sir suggest me what can I do for it?
Sat, 9 Jun 2012
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Pulmonologist 's  Response
Hello
From your question it is evident that u have allergic skin disorder.
Do a skin allergy test to identify the allergens.
Use cotton cloths always.
Ur beds and pillows should be plastic covered and dust free.
Avoid exposure to dust if possible.
Avoidance of allergen is the first therapy.
Use first generation antihistaminics with 3rd generation.
Gradually decrease the dose of antihistaminics.
Consult a allergiologist.
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Have Allergy. Taking Levocetrizine, Neck Feels Squeezed. Suggestion?

Hello From your question it is evident that u have allergic skin disorder. Do a skin allergy test to identify the allergens. Use cotton cloths always. Ur beds and pillows should be plastic covered and dust free. Avoid exposure to dust if possible. Avoidance of allergen is the first therapy. Use first generation antihistaminics with 3rd generation. Gradually decrease the dose of antihistaminics. Consult a allergiologist.