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Diagnosed autoimmune urticaria and angiodema. Allergic to bendryll and zyrtec. What to do?
I recently became diagnosed as having chronic autoimmune urticaria and angiodema and i was taking benadryll until i saw an allergist and he gave me the diagnosis. he told me to start taking one zyrtec every day and now my fingers have swollen to the point to where i can barely bend them. I took hydrochlorothiazide to help thinking i was retaining water. it didnt help. What can i do????
Asked On : Sat, 6 Apr 2013
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You can take Fexofenadine 120 mg daily in the morning and Atarax 10 mg at night
Newer studies says that you can take methotrextate 5 mgm once a week for long
You can take Fexofenadine 120 mg daily in the morning and Atarax 10 mg at night
Newer studies says that you can take methotrextate 5 mgm once a week for long
Answered: Sat, 6 Apr 2013
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