Could the temporary itchy feeling and the sensation of something being stuck in my throat be a side effect of taking Allegra 120, or could it be caused by another medication or condition? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could the temporary itchy feeling and the sensation of something being stuck in my throat be a side effect of taking Allegra 120, or could it be caused by another medication or condition?

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Could the temporary itchy feeling and the sensation of something being stuck in my throat be a side effect of taking Allegra 120, or could it be caused by another medication or condition?

Asked by Female, 30 · 12 days ago

Vikas Singh

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12 days ago

While Allegra 120 (fexofenadine) is designed to treat allergies, antihistamines can sometimes cause mild dryness in the throat, which can feel like an itchy or 'stuck' sensation. Alternatively, this could simply be a symptom of your underlying allergies or mild reflux. I suggest sipping some warm water to see if it helps soothe your throat. However, if you ever experience difficulty breathing, swelling, or worsening symptoms, please seek medical attention immediately. I recommend sharing this with your doctor to ensure you stay comfortable and safe.

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