Could the skin rash on my hands be a reaction to Microdox-LBX even though I have been taking it for a week with no issues, and is it safe to treat it with Allegra?
Yes, it is entirely possible to develop a skin reaction to Microdox-LBX (doxycycline) even after taking it for a week without issues, sometimes triggered by sun exposure on your hands. It is generally safe to take Allegra (fexofenadine) to help soothe the itching. However, because this rash could be a reaction to the antibiotic, please contact your prescribing doctor before taking your next dose. They can safely evaluate your hands and decide if you need to switch medications.
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Could the skin rash on my hands be a reaction to Microdox-LBX even though I have been taking it for a week with no issues, and is it safe to treat it with Allegra?