Dexclorpheniramine or Dexclorpheniramine maleate is an antihistamine indicated to treat allergies, burning, allergic rhinitis, hives, insect bites, allergic conjunctivitis, atopic dermatitis and allergic eczema.
This drug is available under generic or brand names such as histaxin, polaramine, kalitron, or desnasal, for example, and can be combined with other medications such as betamethasone, and is available in pharmacies in the form of pills, creams, or syrups. .
- Dexclorpheniramine is a drug indicated for the treatment of allergies.
- Hives.
- Allergic rhinoconjunctivitis (seasonal and perennial).
- Vasomotor rhinitis.
- Allergic conjunctivitis.
- Angiodema.
- Atopic and contact dermatitis.
- Insect bites.
- Derography and drug reactions.
It may also be indicated for the treatment of severe allergic reactions in combination with adrenaline or other appropriate medications.
The dose of dexclorpheniramine depends on the dosage form used
The syrup is indicated for oral use and the dosage should be individualized, depending on the needs and responses of each person:
It is important that the dose is recommended by the doctor, as it may vary depending on the patient to be treated.
The tablets should be used by adults from 12 years of age and the recommended doses are 1 tablet of 2 mg, 3 to 4 times daily. The maximum daily dose is 6 tablets per day (12 mg in total).
The cream should be applied twice daily to the affected area of the skin, avoiding covering the area. Find out how to identify a skin allergy.
Side effects are more common and can be caused by pills and marijuana is mild or moderate drowsiness, in addition to photosensitivity reactions.
The cream can cause local sensitization and irritation, especially if used for a long time, and can cause mild drowsiness if applied in large areas, due to its absorption.
Dosage forms containing dexclorfeniteramine should not be used by people allergic to active ingredients or any other component of the formula. In addition, it should not be used in people who have treatments with monoamine oxidase inhibitors and should only be used in beautifies and lactation on a medical regimen. Council.
The oral solution and cream are contraadized in children under 2 years of age and the tablets are countered in children under 12 years of age.