Medication – classified by allergic symptom

• nasal spray with cromoglycats
• anti-histaminic nasal spray or tablets (itching,sneezing)
• corticoïd nasal spray nasal (inflammation, secretions, runny nose, obstruction)
• sinus rinse (i.e neti pot) to clean sinus and help breating, plus decrase amount of medicine needed
• sea water spray (nasal hygiene)

Conjunctivitis

• cromoglycat eyewash or eye drops (itching and redness)
• artificial tears (no vasoconstrictor agent)

Usually, with eyewash and nasal sprays, antihistaminic tablets are not needed.

• bonchodilators and inhaled corticosteroids: oral spray or inhaled powder (anti-inflammatory)

NB: corticosteroids are necessary to eliminate airway inflammation

• anti-leukotriene tablets (anti-inflammatory effect) : moderately effective if taken alone

• anti-IgE antibody (hardly useful)

• prednisone in pill or injection: given only when symptoms are poorly controlled or severe asthma.

• corticosteroid cream or ointment

• skin hydration (lotion medical and/or bath oil)

• antihistamine tablets

• prednisone tablets if necessary

• adrenaline (to block the systemic reaction)

• prednisone tablets

• antihistaminic tablets