What we learned about allergies in India

Nick-H · Sep 15th, 2007, 11:06

I have not yet found an antihistamine cream, but there are many tablets available. I think I have a selection of three in my meds box just now. Not hugely expensive.

Remember that India has a big pharmaceutical industry.

jareya · Sep 16th, 2007, 01:38

Thanks very much...

machadinha · Feb 4th, 2008, 22:51

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Originally Posted by ghummakadz

[*]A company called Select Wisely sells laminated allergy translation cards for use while traveling. These cards include pictures of the foods with a big red circle on them, as well as questions as to whether stuff has the allergen in it. You can custom order language and ingredient combinations. My card set includes Hindi and Tibetan translations for questions like "Does this food contain nuts or nut oil?" and statements like "I need a doctor".

That company brought up in post #1 of this thread has a website of course, looks very handy so I thought I'd leave the URL: http://www.selectwisely.com/

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Nick-H Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Chennai, India Posts: 22,870	I have not yet found an antihistamine cream, but there are many tablets available. I think I have a selection of three in my meds box just now. Not hugely expensive. Remember that India has a big pharmaceutical industry. __________________ . IndiaMike Mod Team (The Grumpy One)

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jareya Looking forward to my first trip to India Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Nigeria Posts: 14	Thanks very much...

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