WHAT MEDICATION CAN I TAKE FOR ALLERGIES WITH BPH

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So I have BPH an enlarge prostate and you cant take cold medication or antihistamenes for my BPH as it will cause retention in my urinenation.Is there a couf or antihistamenes I can take that have friendly ingreadiances.

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    Yes, Flonase works really well for sinus type allergies, and is not an antihistamine. Don't know if it works for colds....

  • Posted

    Try Chlorpheniramine Maleate. It works for me. It's an antihistamine.

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    The label on the product should tell you not to use it if you have certain conditions that it lists.

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      Yeah...it's not always there and sometimes you have to dig deep in your research to find it; however, when my allergist missed the connection (even though he knew I had BPH), that mistake resulting in retention was very frustrating. A physician, at least should be aware of the connection.

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    i have BPH and take Doxasozin as an alpha blocker. i also take Cimetidine and Fexofenadine. no problems with retention.

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    THanks for the input and my urineologest and doctor don't tell you these things as I had to learn all my stuff on the internet. There are foods to eat and drink and if I did not find it I was a goner .They treat the symptoms and not the cause. They don't teach prevention at all.Stress makes me go a lot more and does any one have the same problem.

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