Asthma
		89%	Asthma isn't a disease. It is a condition of restricted airways characterized by wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. Sometimes the only symptom is coughing. Russell Roby, J.D., M.D., A.C.A.A.I., F.C.L.M. The Allergy Center   USA
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			Asthma and Antihistamines
		0%	Antihistamines do not improve lung function or reduce the need for beta2-agonists in asthmatics. In certain cases asthma can be triggered by allergies. Most allergies can be treated with a medicines called antihistamines. Some people wondered if treating the allergies with antihistamines would also improve or control asthma. This idea was explored in a recent article that looked at whether antihistamines were useful in the treatment of asthma. LinkMedica   United Kingdom
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			Atopic Dermatitis (Atopic Eczema) - Medfacts
		0%	What is Atopic Dermatitis? What Medicines will help? National Jewish Medical & Research Center   USA
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			Claratyne / Claratin - Loratadine
		0%	Deals with topics such as: General, Warning Signs, Directions and Warning 4 Corners Asthma and Allergy Pharmacy   USA & UK
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			Claratyne D/Claratin D - Loratadine and Pseudephedrine sulphate
		0%	CLARATYNE decongestant, also known as Claritin D, provides 12 hours relief from allergic rhinitis (hayfever) symptoms. 4 Corners Asthma and Allergy Pharmacy   USA & UK
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			Common Allergy Medications
		0%	Although not very detailed in various sections, this article gives an excellent overview of various medications used in allergy treatment, including: Antihistamines Oral Decongestants Antihistamines/Decongestants Anti-Allergy Nasal Sprays Medications for Asthma Inhaled Short-Acting Beta Agonists Inhaled Anti-Inflammatory Agents Oral Corticosteroids Long-Acting Bronchodilators Oral Anti-Leukotrienes Medications for Eczema Medications to Treat Anaphylaxis Intelihealth   USA
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			Eye Allergy
		10%	Allergic Conjunctivitis Topical antihistimines Topical decongestants Topical steroids Allergy, Asthma, Sinusitis Medical Clinic, Inc.   USA
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			Histamine & antihistamines
		92%	Almost everyone has taken an antihistamine to treat hay fever and itching, to relieve nausea and vomiting and cold symptoms, or as an aid to sleep. The popularity of antihistamines is a mute testimony to the negative effects of histamine. To get a good idea of what histamine can do, let us imagine the effects of an injection of a small amount of histamine. An excellent overview with lots of details of the various drugs available Solutions For Health Problems - Environmed Research Inc. & Alpha Nutrition Educational Programs   Canada
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			How Can Your Allergies be Treated?
		0%	There are many causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment plans for allergy and asthma diseases. The best treatment for allergies lies in identifying the offending substances, then carefully exposure to them. This can be very effective with allergens like pets and foods, but is not possible for some allergens such as pollens, mold spores and house dust. Allergy & Asthma Clinic   USA
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			Management of Allergic Diseases: Pharmacologic Therapy
		0%	Each of the clinical sections in this report discusses the pharmacologic therapy specific to the disease. This article represents an overview of the general classes of medications used to manage allergic diseases. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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