ALLERGY AND ASTHMA SPECIALTY SERVICE, P.S. COMMON ANTIHISTAMINE W. Pierre Andrade, M.D. James S. Brown, M.D. T. Ted Song, D.O. The following list provides the most common antihistamines used in the treatment of allergies. Patients needing to be tested should not take these medications 72 hoursprior to the test.
Names of Common Antihistamines Actidil – (triprolidine) Historal Hycomine Alka-Seltzer Cold Albatussin Alka-Seltzer Flu Ryna-C Liquid Kronofed –A Alka-Seltzer Night S-T Forte Amitriptyline Kronofed –A Jr. Alka-Seltzer PLUS Atrohist Ped. Meclizine Alka-Seltzer Sinus Atrohist plus Tablets Naldecon Allerest Sine-Aid Doxepin (Sinequam) Azatadine BC Allergy Sine-Off Cold Bomfed Capsules Benadryl Sine-Off Sinus Nolahist Tablets (Diphenhydramine) Etroafon Nolamine Cerose DM Sinus Cold Powder Ludiomil Optimine Chlor-Trimeton Lumbitrol Co-Pyronil Chlorpheniramine Sudafed Cold & Allergy Periactin – Comtrex Allergy–Sinus Sudafed Plus (cyproheptadin) Comtrex Cold & Flu Nisequan Phenergan Contact-Allergy Norpramin Coridcidin Cough Teldrin Allergy Cyclobenzaprene – (Flexeril) Quelidrine Coricidin D Thera-Flu Dextratussin Coricidin Night-Time Thera-Flu Cold Pertofrane Dura-Vent DA DA Chewables Thera-Flu Sinus Duratap Pd Deconamine Triaminic Risperdal Dimetane Triaminicol Seroquel Extendryl 4-Way cold tab Rynatuss Dimetapp Tussi-12 Surmontil Fedahist Seprex –D Tylenol Allergy Tofranil Fedrazil Sinulin Tablets Drixoral Tylenol Cold Fiogesic Excedrin PM Cough-Cold Tylenol Flu Vivactil Disophrol Tavist – (Clemestine) Herbal Alergy Medication Tylenol PM Antivert Trinolin Formula 44 Tylenol Sinus ** (Mirtazapine) Histabid Tussionex Mescolor Vicks Formula 44 Patient must be off for 10 Histadyl ****All Sleep Aides***** days prior to testing. Histopan Pedia-Care 2. Patients needing to be tested should not take the following medication for 10 days prior to the test. Atarax Claritin - (Loratadine) Clarinex - (Desloratadine) Vistaril - (Hydroxyzine) Zyrtec
(Cetirizine HCL) Palgic – (Carbinoxamine Maleate)
(Fexofenadine HCL) Seldane
(Tertenadine) Xyzal – (Levocetirizine) 3. Patients needing to be tested should not take this medication for 2 months prior to the test. Hismanol 4. Nasal Sprays: Astelin, Astepro, and Patanase are antihistamine nasal sprays. These are the only nasal sprays that patients need to be off for 48 hours prior to testing. All nasal steroids and decongestants nasal sprays are okay to use. 5. Eye Drops: Patients needing to be tested should not take the following medication for 3 days prior to the test. Patonol Pataday Zaditor Vasacon-A Livostin Alvalon-A *any over-the-counter Eye drops that may contain antihistimines* Optivar Eye drop-( azelastine )- patients need to be off for 48 hours . 6. Anti-Itch Creams: Cortaid, Gold Bond, Lanacane- Patients need to be off for 24 hours. Note: It is impossible to have a complete list of antihistamines, always review your medications to see if they contain antihistamines. Antihistamines affect how patients respond to allergy testing.
• If you have any questions about your medication. Do not hesitate to give us a call at 253-589-1380. Allergy and Asthma Specialty Services, P.S. W. Pierre Andrade, M.D. James S. Brown, M.D. T. Ted Song, D.O.
Diplomats: American board of Allergy & Clinical Immunology. A conjoint board of the American Boards of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics
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BETA-BLOCKER MEDICATIONS Please Note: a. Beta-Blockers Medications are often used to treat Heart Conditions, High Blood Pressure, Glaucoma, and Migraine Headaches. b. The allergist needs to know if you are taking any of the beta-blocker medications at present time. Beta-Blockers interfere with the action of Epinephrine, which is a medication usually given for the treatment of anaphylactic reactions. c. If you are taking any of the Beta-Blockers mentioned below, please mark with an X.
After the completion of all your forms, please give forms to the nurse.
Patients please mark a X below if you do not take any Beta- blockers medication written above. ____ I do not take any Beta-blocker written above. ______________________ _________________ ________ Patient’s Name (please print) Patient’s Signature ______________________________ ________________
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