Promethazine for Urticaria User Reviews
Brand names: Promethegan, Phenadoz, Anergan 50 Adgan Antinaus 50
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- June 9, 2019
"I take 50 mg of promethazine daily for eosinophilic pustular folliculitis (EPF), classic type, and so far it has been the best treatment. This is a very rare disease with little to no information or research on it. I had an aggressive case where most of my upper body was covered. The worst itching I have ever experienced, just 24 hours a day for months. Even just getting changed and washing could take off the skin. There is really no treatment plan for EPF C, just throw something for dermatitis at it and pray. Eight months in and nothing was really working. Switched it up yet again and tried promethazine and continued ointments and the loratadine I was already on. After about a month, it had really calmed it down, and I was able to use topical treatments that previously had stung my skin too much. Eventually stopped taking the loratadine, I scaled the ointment down to as needed. Now I have been taking just 50 mg of promethazine daily since the end of 2017 and only have mild flare-ups once in a while."
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Promethazine "Chronic hives - 25 mg works well after desloratadine ceased working for me. Side effects of sedation, lethargy, falling asleep very quickly (sometimes inappropriately), dry eyes and mouth. (If I was working and not retired, the side effects may not have been manageable)"