Can doubling your allergy pill stop hives faster?
NCT ID NCT07236372
Summary
This study aims to find out if taking a higher dose of the common allergy medicine cetirizine works better than the standard dose to relieve sudden hives (acute urticaria) in adults. Researchers will compare two groups: one taking the standard daily dose and another taking a higher dose for one week, tracking how quickly symptoms like itching and welts go away. The study will also check if the higher dose is safe for short-term use and if it can help people avoid needing stronger steroid medications.
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