Allergies
- Understanding Allergies
- Shocking Allergy Facts & Figures
- Allergy Causes
- Allergy Symptoms & Risk Factors
- Allergy Testing
- Allergy Shots and Immunotherapy
- Medication Options
- Over-the-Counter Allergy Medications
- Prescription Allergy Medications
- Prescription vs OTC Drugs & Side Effects
- Allergy Prevention & Management
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Prescription Allergy Medications
| Prescription Antihistamines in Pill Form |
| Brand Name |
Generic Name |
| Allegra |
Fexofenadine |
| Clarinex |
|
| Clarinex RediTabs – available in disintegrating tablet, and syrop form |
|
Eye Drops
| Antihistamines Eye Drops |
| Brand Name |
Generic Name |
| Emadine |
Emedastine |
| Livostin |
Levocabastine |
| Albalon |
Naphazoline |
| Patanol |
Olopatadine |
Mast Cell Stabilizer Eye Drops
| Mast Cell Stabilizer Eye Drops – Mast cell stabilizer eye drops prevent the release of the symptom triggering chemical histamine. They reduce symptoms associated with hay fever and allergic conjunctivitis, such as inflammation, itching, watering, and burning of the eyes. |
| Brand Name |
Generic Name |
| Crolom |
Cromolyn Sodium |
| Alomide |
Lodoxamide |
| Alamast |
Pemirolast |
| Alocril |
Nedocromil |
Corticosteroid Eye Drops
| Corticosteroid Eye Drops are prescription medications used to treat severe allergy symptoms such as red, watery and itchy eyes caused by hay fever and allergic conjunctivitis. Generally used only for a short time period when other eye drops do not work. |
| Brand Name |
Generic Name |
| Decadron, Maxidex |
Dexamethasone |
| FML, Fluor-Op |
Fluorometholone |
| Pred Forte, Econopred |
Prednisolone |
Nasal Sprays
| Antihistamines Nasal Sprays |
| Brand Name |
Generic Name |
| Astelin |
Azelastine |
Nasal Spray
| Corticosteroid Nasal Spray |
| Brand Name |
Generic Name |
| Flonase & Veramyst |
Fluticasone |
| Nasonex |
Mometasone |
| Nasacort AQ |
Triamcinolone |
| Rhinocort |
Budesonide |
| Nasarel |
Flunisolide |
| Beconase |
Beclomethasone |
| NasalCrom |
Cromolyn Sodium |
| For hay fever symptoms: Cromolyn sodium also prevents the release of histamine. |
Leukotriene Modifiers
| Leukotriene Modifiers – Another medication option for allergy sufferers, particularly effective for those who also have asthma (although it is used to treat symptoms of hay fever as well) is leukotriene inhibitors. Leukotrienes are inflammatory chemicals released by your immune system (similar to the release of histamine) during an allergic reaction. The following medications are prescription leukotriene inhibitors approved for those with asthma and indoor and outdoor allergies: |
| Brand Name |
Generic Name |
| Singular |
Montelukast |
| Accolate |
Zafirlukast |
| Zyflo |
Zileuton |
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