for the girls with severe seasonal allergies, how are you dealing??? i've tired benadryl, singulair, allerga, clartin and sudafed. nothing wants. My eyes are soooo itchy and red. I look like Rudolph too from blowing my nose soooo much
Soon2BMrsC09
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did u try zyrtec? i LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!
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Posted by Nicole Marie
did u try zyrtec? i LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!
i agree! my doctor told me that was the best new product
FutureTrophyWife
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I've been taking Zyrtec for the last 3 years- it works great and now you dont even need prescription!
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Posted by Nicole Marie
did u try zyrtec? i LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!
Ditto. I've tried what seems like every allergy medicine out there. Zyrtec definitely works best for me. I have indoor and outdoor allergies. During the winter Zyrtec basically made me allergy free even though i live with a small petting zoo, lol, now that it's spring I still have days where my allergies affect me, but nothing like without Zyrtec.
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ty all.. im going to rite aid and getting some for myself!!!
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all the over the counter stuff never worked for me. Then I went on prescription allegra which worked great...but then I had an allergic reaction to it. So I'm now on Flonase. Maybe try that, it seems to work for me.
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Posted by BklynBride2Be
for the girls with severe seasonal allergies, how are you dealing??? i've tired benadryl, singulair, allerga, clartin and sudafed. nothing wants. My eyes are soooo itchy and red. I look like Rudolph too from blowing my nose soooo much
i have super severe allergies...so bad i can't leave the house
normally i'm on a combination of singulair and allegra..and i carry my inhaler with me everywhere
my allergist wants me to try getting allergy shots so we'll see how that works but i haven't gotten them yet
but i've been so miserable i tried taking zyrtec and i feel as close to normal as i've felt since allergy season started
definitely look into zyrtec..its the best OTC i've tried...and i've tried everything
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Awww I hope u feel better. My FH is suffering from allergies as well and I just got him Tylenol Allergy Multi-Symptom and I have to say, the man is knocked out right now.....I hope it works for him
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flonase, anti-histamine eye drops, and a high tolerance for discomfort. i'm not really dealing.
the trees are lovely when they're in bloom, but like my cat, i wish i could enjoy the season sneeze-free
