Awayke? MD is beneficial in relieving symptoms of all types of allergies. Problems such as running nose, sneezing, itchy, tearing, red eyes and itchy throat on exposure to cold can be effectively relieved by Awayke? MD.

Awayke? MD is beneficial in relieving symptoms of various types of allergies including drug allergy. However, it's always advisable not to take those medicines, you are allergic to.

Allergy, in simple terms, allergy means an unpleasant reaction of the body to a foreign substance (allergen). Allergens trigger the release of chemical mediators, the most important among which, is histamine. Awayke? MD (Loratadine) works by blocking histamine that is responsible for various allergic manifestations such as sneezing, running nose, itchy tearing eyes and itchy eruptions on skin (urticaria).

Awayke? MD tablets are beneficial in relieving symptoms of various types of allergies including itchy eruptions on skin, sneezing, running nose, itchy tearing red eyes and itchy throat etc.

Yes, you can take Awayke? MD for effective relief from allergy and asthma like symptoms. However, if the symptoms of asthma are severe and persistent, you may require some more medications, for which you should consult your doctor.

Yes, Awayke? MD is beneficial in relief from reddish itchy wheals (eruptions) caused by insect bites including mosquito bite. Commonly food allergy is due to eggs, milk, certain fish and peanuts. It is important to identify the exact food item causing allergy and avoiding them. It is not always necessary to stop taking the allergic food item for a lifetime; the same may be reintroduced in your diet without any problem after sometime.

Awayke? MD tablets are used to relieve various symptoms of common cold and allergies including sneezing, running nose1, itchy tearing eyes and itchy eruptions on skin (urticaria2).

Awayke? MD is usually well tolerated and the side effects are mild. The side effects include fatigue, headache, dry mouth, dry nose and throat, drowsiness and sensitivity to sunlight. Rarely, jaundice and hepatitis have been reported.

The duration for which Awayke? MD needs to be taken depends upon the problem for which it is being used. Several clinical trials have demonstrated it to be safe in recommended dosage of 10 mg even on prolonged use (3-4 weeks).

Awayke? MD (Loratadine) is a highly effective anti-allergic tablet (selective Histamine H1 receptor blocker). It starts exhibiting its effect within 1 to 3 hour, reaching a peak at 8 to 12 hours and lasting for about 24 hours.

On missing the dose, take it as soon as you remember; but if it is near the time for the next dose then skip it and resume your usual dosing schedule. Never try to double the dose to compensate for the one not taken If you have or have had kidney or liver disease, dose of Loratadine may have to be reduced. Your doctor will determine if you need a different dose.

Awayke? MD is an allopathic medicine, which is almost free from side effects if taken in recommended dose and for right duration.

middot; Use a cool mist vaporizer/humidifier at night to moisten the air you breathe to keep nasal/bronchial secretions thin and flowing. middot; Saline gargles (one teaspoon of salt in ½ cup warm water) every four hours while awake will decrease the mucus in the back of throat and help relieve a sore throat. middot; Saline nose drops (NOT Afrin or Neo-Synephrine) upon rising in the morning and at bedtime to moisten secretions.

it is less likely to cause side effects i.e. dry mouth, blurred vision, difficulty in urination (urinary retention), constipation and disturbed cardiac rhythm which are frequent with commonly used anti-allergic preparations it contains Loratadine which is the only non-sedating anti-allergic preparation approved for use without prescription.

allergy is an abnormally high sensitivity to a certain substance, such as dust, pollens, foods, or drugs. Symptoms of allergies commonly include inflammation, sneezing, itching, and skin rashes.

Symptoms of allergies and colds can be similar, but here's how to tell the difference: Occurrence of symptoms: Both allergies and colds cause symptoms of sneezing, congestion, runny nose, watery eyes, fatigue, and headaches. However, colds often cause symptoms one at a time: first sneezing, then a runny nose, and then congestion. Allergies cause symptoms that occur all at once.