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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / January 2004anyone taking antihistamines that has BPH ?
i developed bad allergies but also have enlarged prostate. i need to take antihistamines and im scared that the prostate will cut off my ability to void. anyone has any experience with this type problem? does it depend on the person, or is it a certainty that antihist. will stop your flow? thanks everyone. hip Check with your pharmacist for info. Regards, John Kutina " hippo" <" hippo"@nomospam.com> wrote in news:aH_Bb.363183 $ao4.1225186@attbi_s51: > i developed bad allergies but also have enlarged > prostate. i need to take antihistamines and im scared [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > thanks everyone. > hip It did me once, before I knew better. My MD never mentioned it. Now I read the warnings on the package before taking OTC drugs. I use NasalCrom spray and saline nose drops now. Ken Ken  SignatureUntie the two knots to email me Sorry to tell you that yes, and I avoid antihist. like the plague! Mel > i developed bad allergies but also have enlarged > prostate. i need to take antihistamines and im scared [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > thanks everyone. > hip Yes, antihistamines do make it more difficult to void. >Sorry to tell you that yes, and I avoid antihist. like the plague! > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> thanks everyone. >> hip > Yes, antihistamines do make it more difficult to void. > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > > Difficulty voiding? Yes! But, For how long after quitting AH? Is the condition permanent? No! Hi, I take Clarinex and use either Nasacort-AQ or Nasonex nasal inhaler. No problem. I tried Zyrtec but prefer Clarinex. Claritin ( regular , not Claritin-D) is fine too but I have perscription insurance so I get Clarinex. I break them in half and take 1/2 at night and 1/2 in AM YMMV > > Yes, antihistamines do make it more difficult to void. > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Difficulty voiding? Yes! > But, For how long after quitting AH? Is the condition permanent? No! |
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