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Buy Atarax
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Atarax
Atarax belongs to a group of medicines called sedating antihistamines.
Anxiety
Atarax’s main use is to help in the treatment of anxiety.
The way in which hydroxyzine works in this condition is not fully known.
It is thought to decrease the activity of certain areas in the brain and thereby relieve anxiety.
Allergy
Atarax is also used to relieve symptoms of certain allergic reactions.
Histamine is a chemical produced by the body.
It is stored in cells (mast cells) in almost all tissues of the body.
When the body reacts to a foreign substance (an allergen), the mast cells release their stores of histamine.
Histamine may then bind to receptors (H-1 receptors) in many areas of the body causing an increase in blood flow to the area of the allergy and
the release of other chemicals that add to the allergic response.
This stimulates the symptoms of an allergic reaction such as inflammation of the skin, airways or tissues, rashes, itching of the skin, eyes or nose,
nasal congestion or narrowing of the airways.
Atarax acts by blocking the binding of histamine to receptors in the body and so preventing or relieving the typical symptoms of an allergic reaction.
Histamine may be released from and act in a small (localised) area of the body e.g the nose.
Alternatively, histamine can result in a serious or complete body reaction e.g. anaphylactic reaction.
Hydroxyzine is only useful for the prevention or relief of localised or less serious allergies such as an itchy rash (rather than
very serious allergic reactions).
Warning!
Atarax may cause drowsiness. If affected do not drive or operate machinery. Alcohol should be avoided.
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