Has anyone experienced severe side effects from Allergy Relf (fexofenadine) 180mg?

This is a very serious subject and it is good that you are asking questions and people are detailing experiences. I think it's great that you are asking about this. Side effects and dangers are a big part of taking any medication. There is no such thing as a free lunch, so when we buy our meds, we must be prepared to follow the directions and research side effects. I had no seizures or flu-like symptoms, but I did experience feeling like the world was spinning. My solution was to lay down and nap for 10-20 minutes and then I would be good to go. There are some side effects that I'm not very happy about. Thinking back to Allergy Relf, I remember the side effects I experienced were only momentary and I was able to enjoy the benefits of the meds. It was very helpful in dealing with allergies while still having the energy to get things done.

I had a weird symptom when I started taking it. My body would get very hot and it would be annoying. I would have to constantly have a fan on my body. The most extreme symptom was that I just started sweating uncontrollably.

The side effects suck man.

I've been taking Allergy Relf for a few months now and haven't had any serious issues. Just the occasional headache, but it's manageable. I think it's worth it for the relief it provides from allergies.

I can relate to that. It's always a bit of a gamble with these allergy meds. Some work great, others...not so much. I think it's important to listen to your body and pay attention to any changes. If something doesn't feel right, it's always better to be safe and consult with a professional. I found that 180mg was too much for me and switched to 60mg and that solved all of my problems.

I took it for the whole season and did not experience the rare symptoms. I did experience some dizziness and fatigue. The dizziness was minor, but the fatigue was especially bad. I did not think much of the fatigue until I realized that I was having trouble getting out of bed and getting through the day. I called my doctor and she had me stop taking it. I felt good the next day, I’m not sure that the fatigue was the meds. I did not have any of the really severe symptoms that I thought I would.

Bad and good experiences

I've had nothing but good experiences. I've never had any of the serious side effects, but I have experienced a bit of dizziness. It's usually after I've taken it on an empty stomach, so I make sure to eat something first now.

Not a joke, but I don’t know if this is side effect or because I was tired. I almost got into an accident because I felt like I was driving on the wrong side of the road. I was keeping my right foot on the gas and my left on the brake. I managed to pull over safely and call my doctor. Turns out, I was out for a full 5 hours.