Methods of allergy management.

Allergy is an overreaction of the immune system to substances that are usually harmless for most people, such as dust, animal fur, food, medications, pollen, and more. Allergies can manifest through rashes, red eyes, nasal congestion, runny nose, itching, tearing, sneezing, and difficulty breathing.

Allergies can begin in early childhood or develop in adulthood.

Depending on intensity, allergies can be mild, moderate, or severe – even life-threatening.

The most common types of allergies:

Respiratory allergies – Caused by airborne allergens such as dust, animal dander, and pollen.

Food allergies – Triggered by food allergens like nuts, milk, eggs, chocolate, strawberries, seafood, etc.

Contact allergies – Caused by skin contact with allergens, such as nickel, latex, household chemicals, certain cosmetic products, etc.

Insect allergies – Triggered by bites or stings from various insects.

Allergies can appear acutely or may have a chronic course.

Managing Allergies:

At the first signs of allergic symptoms, it is recommended to consult a doctor.

The most effective way to manage allergies is to avoid contact with allergens. For this, it is important to identify exactly what causes the allergy (through skin prick tests, blood antibody tests, etc.).

In some cases, immunotherapy may be prescribed – the regular introduction of small doses of allergens into the body to help the immune system adapt to them.

Antihistamines are used to treat allergic symptoms. They work by blocking histamine – the substance in the body that causes allergic reactions.

Due to the variety of allergic symptoms, other types of medications may also be prescribed, such as corticosteroids, decongestants (to relieve nasal congestion), and others.

Suprastin blocks histamine H1 receptors, prevents the harmful effects of histamine, and gradually reduces or completely eliminates most allergic symptoms.

Fast action: The speed of action of an antihistamine is crucial in allergy management. Suprastin starts working within 15–30 minutes of intake, making it one of the fastest-acting antihistamines.

High effectiveness: Suprastin is known for its strong and effective action against various types of allergies, such as urticaria (hives), allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis, and more.

Proven track record: Suprastin is a time-tested medication. Its molecule has been thoroughly studied, and many clinical trials have been conducted on it.

When should you use Suprastin? Suprastin is available over-the-counter at pharmacies and is indicated for:

• Urticaria (hives)

• Seasonal allergic rhinitis

• Contact dermatitis

• Allergic conjunctivitis

• Food and drug allergies

• Allergic reactions to insect bites

• Itching

Since in modern life we are never fully protected from sudden allergic attacks, always keep Suprastin in your home medicine cabinet and when traveling – a proven and reliable ally in the fight against allergies.