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Antihistamine Helped My Stomach Pain

Stomach pain and antihistamine can be associated when dealing with severe seasonal allergies as I have experienced.

When one comes in contact with an allergen, anything that creates a reaction with the body, histamine is released.

The best way to describe it is that when histamine is released into the body, the body goes into attack mode causing it to produce excess mucus.

When this occurs, I can experience to include but not limited to

nasal congestion,
stomach pain,
blocked ear(s)
hayfever

Why Are Stomach Pain and Antihistamine Relatable?

Well, when histamine is released into the body, the best way to counteract the reaction of the histamine is with an antihistamine either in a natural or medicinal form.

Depending on how severe, but I'll take an antihistamine or allergy medication such as Claritin and/or Benadryl twice a day due to my seasonal allergies.

This is one thing that has truly helped my stomach pain.

Will An Antihistamine Help
Your Stomach Pain?

Everyone's body is different, so it is up to the individual to decide if it will help depending on one's symptoms.

If you are experiencing abdominal pain, always consult your physician to rule out anything serious.

The Reasoning Why An Antihistamine Will Not Always Help Abdominal Pain Due To Allergies

Though taking an antihistamine will help put the histamine in check by stopping my hayfever and other histamine symptoms, my body still produces the mucus.

When there is a lot of mucus production, post nasal drip can be present along with blocked ears and a ton of mucus in the stomach.

When a lot of mucus accumulate my stomach accompanied with blocked ear (s), I then really need to use the neti pot.

If the neti pot, does not expel the mucus out, I then must go to my last resort which is taking a decongestant.

For me, a decongestant dries up the mucus in my stomach and helps nasal passages to become clear.

I hope this information has helped you. Please comment and share if it has. xo, V❤️

About Me

I am a mom of two and wife who looks for natural options and who knows a thing or two about the neti pot as well as resolving my stomach pain. I love mine and can't imagine life without it. Sounds funny, huh? But so true!! Read more about me..