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Antihistamines and Beta Blockers

Many medications contain antihistamines or other chemicals that may block the action of histamine, which is necessary to produce a positive skin test reaction in an allergic person. These medications – and some tranquilizers and Beta Blockers – can interfere with results of allergy skin tests. Some of these medications are listed below. Please let the nurse know if you are taking any of these medications.

ANTIHISTAMINES		BETA BLOCKERS
Stop taking prior to testing:		We generally recommend stopping Beta Blockers for 24 hours before testing. Please check with our nurse if this would be problematic for you.
Actifed	24 hours	Acebutolol
Alavert	72 hours	Atenolol
Allegra	72 hours	Betaxolol
Allegra D	72 hours	Bisoprolol
Astelin nasal spray	24 hours	Blocadren
Atarax	48 hours	Carvedilol
Benadryl	24 hours	Coreg
Bromfed PD	24 hours	Corgard
Chlor Trimetron	24 hours	Inderal
Clarinex	5 days	InnoPran XL
Claritin	72 hours	Kerlone
Claritin D	72 hours	Labertalol
Dallergy JR	24 hours	Levatol
Deconamine	24 hours	Lopressor
Dimetane	24 hours	Metoprolol
Dimetapp	24 hours	Nadolol
Doxepin	72 hours	Normadyne
Naldecon	24 hours	Penbutolol
Polyhistine	24 hours	Pindolol
Rondec	24 hours	Propranolol
Rus-Tuss	24 hours	Sectral
Rynatan	24 hours	Tenormin
Semprex D	24 hours	Timolol
Sudafed Plus	24 hours	Toprol-XL
Tavist	72 hours	Trandate
Triaminic	24 hours	Zlac
Trinalin	24 hours
Zyrtec	72 hours
Xyzal	72 hours
Tylenol PM or Advil PM	24 hours