What is Perennial Allergy?

Perennial allergens are present year-round and may include outdoor and indoor triggers such as house dust, dust mites, animal dander, and some insects causing contact dermatitis, itching, nasal congestion, watery eyes. Many people who have a perennial allergy also have asthma.

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What do patients take to treat Perennial Allergy and its symptoms?

Commonly prescribed and frequently used treatments

Treatment name Efficacy Overall rating of side effects # of Evaluations
montelukast
(Azlaire, Singulair)
5
Loratadine
(Claritin Allergy RediTabs 12 Hour, Claritin Allergy 24 Hour, Loratadine Reditab, Claritin Hives Relief)
5
Cetirizine HCl
(Members Mark Cetirizine HCL, Piriteze, Benaday, All Day Allergy)
4
desloratadine
(Aerius, Clarinex)
2

These charts show data from Perennial Allergy patients' latest treatment evaluations

Who has Perennial Allergy at PatientsLikeMe?

<20 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70+
Current Age
Distribution of females vs. males
Gender
81% Females
19% Males
Age at first symptom
Age at first symptom # of patients Proportion
0-19 yrs 153
20-29 yrs 27
30-39 yrs 17
40-49 yrs 7
50-59 yrs 2
60-69 yrs 0
70+ yrs 1
Diagnosis status
Diagnosis status # of patients Proportion
Diagnosed 228
Not Officially Diagnosed 22

These charts show data from Perennial Allergy patients who have completed their condition history