Dezlorid 10 Tablet 10

Dezlorid 10 Tablet is a long-acting antihistamine used for relieving symptoms associated with hay fever (allergic rhinitis), including congestion, runny nose, itching, and sneezing. It also manages non-nasal symptoms like itchy, red, and watery eyes and reduces the appearance of hives (urticaria) on the skin.

Here are some instructions to follow while taking Dezlorid 10 Tablet:

• Swallow the tablet whole with a glass of water. Do not chew or crush it.

• You can take this medicine with or without food.

• Always follow your doctor's advice on how often to take this medicine.

Dezlorid 10 Tablet is taken orally.

Dezlorid 10 Tablet contains desloratadine (10 mg) which works in your body in the following ways:

• Blocks Histamine H1 Receptors: Desloratadine binds to H1 receptors in your body. These receptors are usually targeted by histamine, a substance produced by your body during an allergic reaction. By blocking these receptors, desloratadine prevents histamine from causing allergy symptoms.

• Reduces Inflammation: Apart from blocking H1 receptors, desloratadine also inhibits the release of certain substances called cytokines and leukotrienes from mast cells and basophils. These substances can cause inflammation and further exacerbate allergy symptoms. By inhibiting their release, desloratadine helps in reducing inflammation and subsequent allergy symptoms.

• Store Dezlorid 10 Tablet below 25°C.

• Keep the medicine protected from light and moisture to maintain its effectiveness.

• Always keep Dezlorid 10 Tablet out of reach of children for safety.

• Use the medicine before the expiration date for optimum results.

• If you suffer from hay fever, it can be beneficial to avoid certain foods that might trigger your allergy symptoms while taking Dezlorid 10 Tablet. For example, those allergic to ragweed pollen might find their symptoms worsen after consuming melons, bananas, or cucumbers.

• If you are taking Dezlorid 10 Tablet for hives, try to identify and avoid triggers such as extreme temperatures, stress, or specific foods that may cause flare-ups. Regular exercise can also help to reduce stress levels and potentially decrease the frequency of hives outbreaks.