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Benadryl for Allergic Reactions - Should You Take It?

Is benadryl the best option for treating allergic reactions? Dr. Dean Mitchell, Board Certified Allergist in NYC, discusses why Benadryl is not the best antihistamine for allergic reactions. For so many years people have thought that they should take Benadryl for allergic reactions. It's common to get Benadryl in the ER when you are having an allergic reaction and when people go to the drugstore they think Benadryl is the best antihistamine. Just because Benadryl is the oldest antihistamine doesn't make it the best one to use when you have an allergic reaction. I rarely recommend using Benadryl for allergic reactions. Today, there are better choices when you have an allergic reaction such as: Claritin This is a non-sedating antihistamine which means it doesn't cross the blood-brain barrier so it doesn't make you tired. It also works quickly. In fact, today they have a Claritin ready-tab which you just put on your tongue and it works instantly. You can carry around these tabs in your wallet if you are prone to getting allergic reactions you can't predict. Allegra Allegra may be even stronger than Claritin. It lasts longer and also doesn't affect your blood-brain barrier so you don't get tired. This is one of my favorite antihistamines for patients who get chronic allergies. Zyrtec This is based on an older antihistamine called hydroxyzine which is very powerful. Zyrtec is probably the most powerful of all the antihistamines listed but it can be sedating. People can get tired from it and as a result it's not always tolerated well. It is not always my first choice for allergic reactions. It can also last in your body for several weeks. Best Option - Sublingual Allergy Drops If you are really suffering from chronic allergies frequently and you want to get to the underlying problem and treat it more permanently something like sublingual allergy immunotherapy drops can really make a difference. I suggest that you see your doctor and you ask them if you have been allergy tested if they can arrange for you to get allergy drops so you can have lasting allergy protection. // F O L L O W blog | https://www.mitchellmedicalgroup.com/... instagram |   / thesmartestdoctor   facebook |   / mitchellmedicalgroup   linkedin |   / holisticimmunology   // P O D C A S T Check out our podcast - The Smartest Doctor in the Room https://open.spotify.com/show/2PZK8pp... ___________________________________________ Expert: Dr. Dean Mitchell, M.D. Website: http://www.mitchellmedicalgroup.com Location: NYC & Long Island Bio: For over 25 years, Dr. Mitchell has specialized in allergies, candida and immunology in NYC. He has been featured on ABC, Fox, BYUradio, The Huffington Post, LI News Radio and The New York Times for his knowledge on allergy treatments and holistic health. Dr. Mitchell is also the author of "Dr. Dean Mitchell's Allergy and Asthma Solution: The Ultimate Program for Reversing Your Symptoms One Drop at a Time"