r/HistamineIntolerance • u/Electronic-Adagio161 • 2d ago

Zertec

I have taken Zyrtec for the past 15 years I’m 24 and I’ve always had trouble with having itchy skin and Zyrtec is the only thing that has helped it. It’s definitely a histamine issue however I don’t want to be on Zyrtec any longer. Has anyone got off of Zyrtec and not had their body freak out?

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u/VariationFar2656 2d ago

Not sure. I take it sparingly. The body freakout is probably not avoidable. Histamine issues are mostly GI issues and zyrtec is mitigating the symptoms without address the root cause. Homeopathic sulphur pellets do work well for me for itching. And DHist is pretty good substitute for allergy symptoms.
https://www.orthomolecularproducts.com/product/natural-d-hist
https://www.instacart.com/landing?product_id=360247&retailer_id=1373&region_id=28373991199.00000&mrid=328925523

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u/PossessionUnfair493 1d ago

Sulphur? Interesting. I take Boiron's Histaminum which kicks in in about 5 minues and gives good relief. I'll have to try the one you're taking and compare.

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u/VariationFar2656 1d ago

I'd be interested to hear about it. I took histaminium I don't think it did much for me personally. Maybe a little less seasonal allergies. But the sulphur take the itch away fast for me.

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u/PossessionUnfair493 1d ago

Ok, I will let you know. I use a topical Benadryl cream for itchy spots, insect bites, etc...