What results are realistic with Everyday Rx herpes and allergy treatment?

The goal of Everyday Rx care is to choose a treatment that fits your symptoms and health needs. No prescription guarantees a particular outcome. Results vary. Your diagnosis, medicine, timing, triggers, and ability to follow the directions can all affect your experience.

For cold sores or genital herpes, antiviral medicine may shorten an outbreak. A daily suppressive regimen may reduce how often genital herpes outbreaks happen. Results vary. Herpes stays in the body, and symptoms can return. Treatment does not remove all risk of passing herpes to another person.

For allergies, medicine may reduce sneezing, itching, a runny nose, or congestion, depending on its ingredients. Results vary. Ongoing exposure to a trigger can still cause symptoms. Avoiding known triggers, when possible, may be part of your care plan.

Tell your physician if symptoms remain hard to manage or if the pattern changes. A different diagnosis, testing, or a treatment adjustment may need to be considered. Do not increase your dose or add another medicine without checking whether that change is safe.