Allergy Medication

[treens]

Hi atomic or anyone who has insight!

We are wanting to try to conceive a boy starting to try in August about 2 weeks from now.
My seasonal allergies/hay fever started today.

I am wondering how bad taking medication is and will it sway girl. Is there a medication that is better or can I use it up till we start trying or try bare with the runny nose wattery eyes.

I have tried before:

https://www.flonase.ca

Also Reactine or Claritin

But I'm willing to try something better if there is or not take anything if its a deal breaker :)

Than you so much in advance!

[hotlikemexico]

I’m currently swaying pink but just figured I would chime in—

I have to take Allegra (fexofenadine) 180mg once daily, year round. I have been doing so since my late teens.

I also have two boys. [emoji4] And I also always have plenty (usually copious amounts lol) of EWCM, even with taking the Allegra daily.

Hope that helps!


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[atomic sagebrush]

We used to think these swayed pink, but got the same number of boys and girls with them. Go ahead and use them!!

[treens]

Thank you so much ladies!!! I really appreciate it!

[treens]

Were you aloud to take it when you were pregnant too? Just incase:) Darn allergies are driving my eyes crazy!

[hotlikemexico]

Were you aloud to take it when you were pregnant too? Just incase:) Darn allergies are driving my eyes crazy!

Yes, I have taken the Allegra daily since my teens including through both of my pregnancies [emoji4] it’s a pregnancy category C in the US. I think some of the other allergy meds are class A or B. It’s something you can discuss with your provider though!

Since Allegra is the only one that works for me, the benefit outweighed the risk — if I didn’t take the Allegra or used a different med, I would have constant postnasal drip which would then trigger my asthma and I would be in a constant cycle of using my inhaler. My midwife decided that it made more sense to keep up the Allegra use rather than me ending up using an inhaler multiple times a day.

If one of the other allergy meds that’s not category C works for you then even better! But either way when you end up pregnant I would def discuss with your provider [emoji4]


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[treens]

Thank you so much! Pink dust to you :)

[atomic sagebrush]

I took zyrtec with my younger three and some other old school one I don't even remember the name of...maybe chlortrimeton? But they have newer better ones now and some are Class A/B

I can't manage without allergy meds sometimes, even when pregnant!