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Non-drowsy antihistamine?

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What non-drowsy antihistamines are available without prescription in Thailand (I'm in BKK).

Not sure if any are actually non-drowsy, possibly some not as bad as others. Have tried about five, but now have realised that a quarter of one pill as required does it for me. Still with a touch of drowsiness though. Will give loratadine another try, last time I used them I was still on a full one.

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Thanks for the replies.  I'll try those and see which is best for me.

I found Zyrtec worked well for me and did not make me nearly as drowsy as what had used previously.  

4 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Try Desloratadine (Aerius).

Yes this works well for me out of all of the ones tried.

3 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Which are the best drowsy making ones? Useful as sleeping aids.

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Seek out the first generation ones on Google, they were the worst for this.

16 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

 Diphenhydramine is used as a sleep aid and part of Tylenol PM

Diphenhydramine is not available in Thailand - but you can buy dimenhydrinate, which is a compound preparation of diphenhydramine with a mild caffeine-style stimulant. The stimulant is so mild that the effect is basically the same, a strip of 10 pills costs 10 baht most places I have been.

 

For non-drowsy, I use fexofenadine, by far the best I have tried.

16 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Which are the best drowsy making ones? Useful as sleeping aids.

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I use CETTEC (cetirizine dihydrochloride)  I tablet usually makes me drowsy enough for sleep.

Usually around B20/10 tablets

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