#allergy relief
- Antiallergic — A medication, chemical substance, or biological treatment designed to prevent, mitigate, or suppress the clinical manifestations of an allergic reaction; an antihistamine. It works by blocking histamine receptors or modulating IgE-mediated immune responses.
- Antihistamine — Blocking the action of histamine in the organism by binding to specific cellular receptors (especially H1 or H2); a medication widely used in the treatment of allergic reactions, rhinitis, or gastric ulcers. In a pharmacological sense, it reduces inflammatory manifestations, pruritus, gastric hypersecretion, and edemas caused by the massive release of histamine.