Allergic Reactions
Allergic reactions happen when the immune system responds to an allergen that is usually harmless. They can cause sneezing, watery eyes, wheezing, itchy rashes or swelling, sometimes within minutes.
Key points
- Triggers may include foods, medicines, pollen, animal dander or insect stings.
- Severity can range from a limited rash to symptoms that affect breathing or cause swelling.
- Symptom patterns can involve more than one part of the body at the same time.
Medicines listed for Allergic Reactions
The listed products for allergic reactions are tablets: Orapred contains Prednisolone, while Decadron contains Dexamethasone. These ingredients are corticosteroids, a medicine class with anti-inflammatory effects. The listing groups medicines with the condition; it does not identify the allergen behind particular reactions.

