I’ve been using Fexofenadine Hydrochloride 180 mg. It’s OK, probably helps, but not amazing.
I’m thinking of trying something else.
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Hello again @d00d, it’s great to see you looking for ways to manage that itchy skin.
I see dear @Ceri_BloodCancerUK shared lots of great links to places around the forum and Blood Cancer UK website with information about living with and treating itchiness, including antihistamine information. Maybe have a look at some of the red links Ceri shared here: Another itchy skin question - #7 by Ceri_BloodCancerUK
This thread, also shared by Ceri, has a few forum members describe what helps with their itchy skin.
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I wonder if keeping hydrated helps you like it does with me? When my skin feels dry from not drinking enough fluids then it’s more likely to feel irritated. On sunny days my skin is also more likely to dry out and feel irritated so I try to keep my skin moisturised generally and always use high SPF sun lotion.
Anyway, I hope you find some further ideas to try, I’m sure you will. Do let us know what helps minimise the itching for you @d00d.
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I also tried this but for me Citrozen probably wrong spelling my consultant said try it, for me it worked better . Good luck x
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I take certrizine hydrochloride and it works a treat
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Oh so I’ve just ordered a repeat prescription for Fexofenadine, maybe citrorizine next time.
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I get mine from Amazon 6 months supply for around £4
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