That’s a genuinely relevant finding for anyone over 55. What the researchers are recommendingThe review’s authors are clear that their findings don’t support routinely using antihistamines as part of standard eczema management. As with any of your existing medications, particularly if you’re managing eczema alongside other health conditions or a regular list of prescriptions, it’s worth having a proper conversation about what’s actually helping, rather than continuing a treatment out of habit. This article reports on published research findings and is general in nature. It isn’t personalised medical advice — don’t stop or change any medication without speaking to your doctor or pharmacist first.