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blocks the bad effects of histamine. Some antihistamines make people sleepy since they get into the brain and affect its functions. Newer antihistamines do not get into the brain, and therefore, do not have this side effect.
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Histamine is one of the substances released by the cells of the body in the case of allergy. Antihistamines are drugs that counteract the effects of histamine and are used in the treatment of hay fever, urticaria, rashes, insect bites and stings. Natural antihistamines mentioned in this book are vitamin C and quercetin.
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Antihistamine refers to a variety of compounds that oppose the actions of histamine and are used especially for treating allergic reactions (as hayfever), cold symptoms, and motion sickness. Many antihistamines can be purchased at your pharmacy without a prescription.
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A type of chemical present in many cold and allergy medicines, and some nonprescription sleep medicines. When taken at night as sleep aids, antihistamine-containing medicines may result in daytime drowsiness.
출처: www.sleepdiary.com/glossary.html
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