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anti-histamen?!?

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dizzydixies · 09/02/2008 18:28

I had anti-histamens prescribed with dd1 due to skin problems but I seem to remember there were only certain kinds you were allowed

my eye has gone up like a balloon red/closed up swollen and itchy and of course its fecking 18:27 so can't get to chemist

I have some in the house but can't remember if they're the allowed ones or not - cold wet cloth has not helped either and am about to literally scratch out eyeball

anyone?!?

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CantSleepWontSleep · 09/02/2008 18:56

Ideally shouldn't have any anti-histamines, but which are the ones you have? Do you have any eye drops instead?

dizzydixies · 09/02/2008 19:05

its just piriton I have - tablets and liquid form as wee one has an egg allergy

no eye drops except the ones I was given after laser eye surgery which are only for lubrication

I feel like such a pillock as think this has happened as a result of blowing up balloons at friends wee ones b'day party and then touching my eye although have never had reaction to latex before?!

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dizzydixies · 09/02/2008 19:06

and sorry for terrible spelling!

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StripeyKnickersSpottySocks · 09/02/2008 19:24

How far pergnant are you? Piriton is considered safe if you're over 15 weeks.

dizzydixies · 09/02/2008 19:26

am 15+4 ((((she says rushing off to pop in the tablets)))))

thank you thank you thank you thank you

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avenanap · 09/02/2008 19:34

I have a severe dog allergy, went to visit the folks (and dog!) when pregnant, I went to the chemist at the local hospital, they checked with a doctor as to what anti-histamine I could take, was told only piriton, as it is an older drug they are more aware of the problems. Was 5 months though.

lulalullabye · 09/02/2008 19:40

piriton is safe but in low doses, so don't take to much.

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