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What are the effects of antihistamines?
decreases the release of histamines which the body produces to fight off allergens.
If your allergic to antihistamines are you allergic to histamines also?
Histamines are natural in your body, unless you have some Immunodeficency that I am unaware of.
What are PND problems with heart or vasculature?
yes
What are Histamines and heparin are released by?
basophils
Histamines and heparin released of what?
Basophils
Inflammation is characterized by an increase in?
histamines
How long anti histamines take to leave your body?
There is over 100 different types of Anti Histamines that are on the market. Which one/ones are you talking about?
Will histamines block and control allergic reactions?
no
What initiates an inflammatory reaction?
release of histamines
How do histamines help the healing of a scrape?
Histamines are chemicals released by your cells as a response to foreign bodies such as bacteria or germs. When your body experiences an injury such as a scrape, histamines are released, inducing inflammation in the area of infection while antibodies fight against the intruding bodies.
What is H2-receptor antagonist?
H2 refers to nerve cells in your body and brain which are able to receive Histamines. There are H1 and H2 receptors for Histamines, maybe others. So, an H2 antagonist will prevent Histamines from being absorbed by the nerve cell receptor sites.
What are histamines?
These substance are chemically known as beta-imidazolylethylamine which are released by the body in response to various allergens. You can also get it in medicated form. [What you get medically are antihistamines to counterthe swelling effects of histamines.]
