Two common anti-allergy medications can leave you feeling scratchier than ever. The Food and Drug Administration is warning ...

Abruptly stopping these antihistamines after long-term use without tapering can lead to severe itching, the FDA said.

Although the side effect is rare, the FDA said some patients experienced severe itching that required medical attention.

Some patients may suffer from unbearable itching across their entire body after stopping common allergy medications, health ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about a rare but severe reaction that can happen to people who ...

“Reported cases were rare but sometimes serious, with patients experiencing widespread, severe itching that required medical ...

A diet trial becomes reasonable when pruritus is persistent and nonseasonal or when standard atopy treatments fail over ...

The two antihistamines are approved for seasonal allergic rhinitis in individuals 2 years and up, along with perennial ...

The itching, known medically as pruritus, was so bad that affected people described “significant and persistent impact on quality of life and ability to function.” ...

In the three aforementioned studies of epidural delivery of naloxone in combination with an opioid (fentanyl or morphine), the frequency of pruritus was decreased, with no reversal of analgesia noted.

In addition, 68% of patients reported symptoms to health care providers. Chronic kidney disease-associated pruritus may often be insufficiently treated and can disrupt dialysis treatment for ...