Comments on: What is the best allergy medicine for allegies that affect the skin? Rashes, itching and such? http://www.perfecthealthtips.com/264/what-is-the-best-allergy-medicine-for-allegies-that-affect-the-skin-rashes-itching-and-such/ Healthy Living and Tips For Well Being Wed, 25 Jan 2012 02:15:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Lendl L http://www.perfecthealthtips.com/264/what-is-the-best-allergy-medicine-for-allegies-that-affect-the-skin-rashes-itching-and-such/comment-page-1/#comment-127 Lendl L Sun, 10 May 2009 10:41:31 +0000 http://www.perfecthealthtips.com/?p=264#comment-127 The best advise I can give is identify the allergen or cause and get rid of it or avoid it completely. If you don't mind getting drowsy - take Benadryl (I advise taking it just before going to bed) You can also apply some anti-itch lotion or cream on affected areas. Zyrtec will also help clear away the rash, and it won't make you drowsy. Singulair is another class of anti-inflammatory/anti-allergy (generic name Montelukast), will also help. If the rash doesn't disappear or becomes persistent and is accompanied by difficulty of breathing, dizziness, headache, fainting, consult the nearest ED. The best advise I can give is identify the allergen or cause and get rid of it or avoid it completely.

If you don't mind getting drowsy – take Benadryl (I advise taking it just before going to bed)

You can also apply some anti-itch lotion or cream on affected areas.

Zyrtec will also help clear away the rash, and it won't make you drowsy.

Singulair is another class of anti-inflammatory/anti-allergy (generic name Montelukast), will also help.

If the rash doesn't disappear or becomes persistent and is accompanied by difficulty of breathing, dizziness, headache, fainting, consult the nearest ED.

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