Abstract
To date, there has been a steady increase in allergic diseases, which is a heavy burden on the population and the health care system. The high prevalence, chronic course and pronounced impact on the quality of life require specialists to take a rational approach to the treatment of allergic pathology. From the moment of its appearance to the present, antihistamines have been widely used in real clinical practice, without losing their relevance. This article examines the place of antihistamines in modern therapy of the most common allergic and other histamine-dependent diseases.
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