Desloratadine

Though there is no evidence to indicate that Desloratadine harms the baby, it is recommended to avoid this medicine during pregnancy due to lack of sufficient data.

Desloratadine is secreted in breast milk and has to be used in breastfeeding women only if other alternatives are not available.

Desloratadine usually doesn’t affect your ability to drive, but can cause side effects such as drowsiness or reduced alertness. You are advised not to drive in the presence of such symptoms.

It is unsafe to consume alcohol with Desloratadine. It may cause more dizziness or drowsiness. Unpleasant reactions, such as skin redness, chest tightness, etc., have been reported.

Allergic rhinitis (running nose, watery eyes) and urticaria (severe itchy, red rashes on the skin) are common problems due to seasonal or specific triggering factors (cold weather, infections, dust, pollen, foods, pets, chemicals, etc.)The effects of Desloratadine last for an extended period when compared to similar medicines and also causes less drowsiness or sleepiness, which is familiar with this class of medicinesDesloratadine gives quick relief and causes lesser side effects than other treatments offered for this purposeIt was also proven to be effective in relieving watery nose and improving the airflow through the nose

The tablet form is usually recommended in patients above 12 years of age, and the syrup for children below 12 yearsUse this medicine with caution in patients who have seizures (fits) or a family history of the sameIn case of running nose, you can stop taking Desloratadine after relief of symptoms. But, in the presence of prolonged or severe symptoms, that continue for weeks, it may have to be taken for more extended periods of timeFor urticaria (itchy rashes), the treatment duration may vary from person to person