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How well does this Singulair stuff really work for Allergies?

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TheRyuu

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Just got prescribed Singulair for allergies. Wondering if anyone who takes it here saw a noticeable decrease in Allergy symptoms.

Also, question for anyone with medical knowledge (or anyone who knows the answer), can I take the Singulair and Nasacort with Claritin? (I think it's ok though)

Also, why do you think the best time to take it is? In the evening or in the morning?
Doesn't say on the perscription for some reason. Same with the Nasacort. Weird if you ask me.

Anywho... 🙂
Allergies have been killing me this year 🙁
Especially with me being outside a lot more. (which is a good thing, just would be better without the allergies).
 
I wish I could help. I only take Claritin for chronic urticaria (hives) and that's about it. It didn't help when I went to Vegas for pollen. I was stuffed from the beginning of my trip to the very end. Even taking 30mg of Claritin didn't do anything to my allergies.
 
Singulair, Nasacort, and Claritin should be fine to take together.
Singulair is a leukotriene modifier, basically preventing the production of the molecules responsible for airway and sinus inflammation.
Claritin and Nasacort suppress the allergic response through two separate and different mechanisms.
Taking all three should really work, because you're gonna knock out a bunch of the pre-requisite pathways that lead to what you experience as 'allergic symptoms'
 
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