Re: Re: Antihistamine advice

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hi i suspect if your son is getting some kind of red rash possibly he is sensitive to the one you are giving. have you tried zaditem [prescription only] or even quercertin a natural supplement [amino acid] other things to try would be NAET by a practisoner such as jackie reader www.solarhealth.co.uk

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Isobel

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> What is in piriteze, it is cetirizine? You could try another one with

> loratidine as active ingredient. Or even better ask GP to prescribe

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> Antihistamines were BIG hit here, all around improvements.

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> Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2012 17:51:10 -0400 (EDT)

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> Subject: Re: Antihistamine advice

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> I have severe alergies and I don't like piriteze I get funny with them, the

> only one that I use over the counter is Piriton.

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