Drug Ther Bull. 2002 Aug;40(8):59-62.

Oral antihistamines for allergic disorders.

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Abstract

There are now 17 oral H1-antihistamines available in the UK for treating allergic disorders. Here, we assess their use in treating hayfever, urticaria and pruritus, and consider whether any hold particular advantages.

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