What over-the-counter medication is there to help people who have slight asthma with allergies?

March 16th, 2006 by admin

asthma
boxergirl asked:


Sometimes I have slight asthma, but I believe that much of it is related to my allergy problem with mold, mildew, dust, weeds, etc. I have to take benadryl about everyday, and I sometimes get congestion in my sinuses and chest. Does decongestant help with preventing asthma at all? I have an inhaler available to take as needed, but don’t usually have very bad symptoms. It seems to come and go. Is this fairly normal?

4 Responses to “What over-the-counter medication is there to help people who have slight asthma with allergies?”

  1. greenacreslabs Says:

    If you have allergy problems an inhaler will not help. I take Clariton.

  2. m_haney8145 Says:

    I would see an allergist. They maybe able to help the allergy problem which would eliminate the asthma.

  3. Lisa Says:

    It’s pretty normal for some people. Claritin helps me, but i take Singulair with it during harvest season, when my allergies get really bad. For a very, very mild asthma attack, coffee can sometimes help.

    Check with your doctor before doing this, but my doctor said i could take 2 Claritin - 1 in the morning, 1 at night to help with allergies.

  4. jordan912 Says:

    Clariton seems to help a great deal…