Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

that your physician/pharmacist has aided you in obtaining--not injecting the OTC spray or oral forms of benadryl sitting on the shelf--which would be quite problematic.

While I know you know that and are discussing that, I'm not sure that all who read it will--thus the reminder.

Good for you on the success. Benadryl can be helpful in many forms for acute and chronic allergic reactions. Those with deadly reactions to bee stings should still discuss with their physician about the need to have a bee sting anaphylactic kit (epinephrine) available, though. Benadryl is usually considered adjunct therapy.