Could the occasional itchy rashes that appear on my neck, legs, and back at night during the rainy season be a fungal or bacterial infection, and what treatment is recommended since Allegra 180 relieves it immediately?
It is very reassuring that Allegra (fexofenadine) provides immediate relief. Because antihistamines target allergic reactions, your rashes are likely hives (urticaria) triggered by environmental allergens, like mold or dampness common in the rainy season, rather than a bacterial or fungal infection. Infections do not typically respond to antihistamines. Since fexofenadine is helping, you can continue using it as needed when symptoms flare up. Keeping your sleeping area dry and free of dampness can also help. However, please consult a healthcare professional for a physical exam to confirm this and ensure your symptoms are managed safely.
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Could the occasional itchy rashes that appear on my neck, legs, and back at night during the rainy season be a fungal or bacterial infection, and what treatment is recommended since Allegra 180 relieves it immediately?
Could the occasional itchy rashes that appear on my neck, legs, and back at night during the rainy season be a fungal or bacterial infection, and what treatment is recommended since Allegra 180 relieves it immediately? | Apollo Pharmacy