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SusiBtoM
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It's starting - the sneezing, the congestion, itchy throat and eyes.
I ran out of tissues so now I have a roll of TP on my desk.
Mici n KC
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The chronic post nasal drip is just constant. I've been sneezing a lot lately. I hate allergies.
Jenn04
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It hasnt started yet but I usually get:
post nasal drip, red funky throat and itchy ears.
Anyone else get this and what do you take
FinallyEngaged
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i never really had bad allergiess, but every year they get worse and worse, and well today they are at an all time high.....i can not stop blowing my nose....i so hope it is allergies and i am not getting sick AGAIN
Toucan311
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Thats how I feel, and just generally foggy. I took an Astilin inhaler and a claritin at work today.
SusiBtoM
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Half a benadryl when I get home tonight. Claritin, Zyrtec just don't cut if. Make me feel woozy and I still have allergy symptoms just milder. Benadryl knocks me out, but at least I dry up for a while. DH wants me to try a holistic treatment at his chiropractor's office, but it's too expensive at $795. Insurance won't cover it.
agraydc
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i take zyrtec-d every day year round
agraydc
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Posted by SusiBtoM
DH wants me to try a holistic treatment at his chiropractor's office, but it's too expensive at $795. Insurance won't cover it.
what kind of treatment is that???
ant n tilde
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i am starting to get allergies but i am also trying ot use my neit pot a few times a week
my brother said that last summer was the first time he hasnt had to use allergy meds bc of it
i know i had a horrible sinus headache on saturday and it cured it! so i will give it a shot!
DH wants me to try a holistic treatment at his chiropractor's office, but it's too expensive at $795. Insurance won't cover it.
what kind of treatment is that???
It's done with computers and sensors that are put on your fingers. Apparently it can detect various allergens. It begins with milk & eggs and goes thru a whole gamut of possible allergens, one grouping at a time. Then when the allergen or allergens are detected, a combination of accupuncture and laser therapy is done to re-wire the nervous system for that particular allergen. You then have to avoid the allergen for about 12 hours. So if a milk alllergy pops up, then you cannot consume anything with milk for 12 hours after the treatment.