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How do i get rid of itchiness due to allergy to medicine?
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Stop the medication: The best treatment for medication allergy is to stop the medication that triggered the reaction as soon as possible. To decrease itching, a medication like an antihistamine can be helpful. For severe reactions, oral steroids like Prednisone may be necessary.
Answered 9/28/2016
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