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to wish the fucking pollen would fuck the fuck off away from me

32 replies

giraffesCantBoogie · 29/04/2014 19:52

Not sure if I am allowed to take anymore drugs?!

How are you all coping?

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MeerkatTargaryen · 30/04/2014 00:27

ffs 180mg fexofenadine even. Was on nasel sprays too but they all just make me lose my voice. Hence i'm on a dry powder inhaler for my asthma.

AtYourCervix · 30/04/2014 06:42

Damn and buggeration.

Have run out of nose spray.

paxtecum · 30/04/2014 06:48

I stopped getting hayfever when I stopped eating cows' dairy products.

patienceisvirtuous · 30/04/2014 06:58

I am suffering and can't take my beloved benadryl because I am pregnant. God help me this summer!

Dawnywoo · 30/04/2014 07:08

I was on cetirizine for 9 years. Switched to fexofenadine. No good, think I was becoming resistant. I also take all year round due to other allergies / urticaria (hives)

Today I have started on a brand new antihistamine called rupatadine.

LegoWidow · 30/04/2014 07:20

I suffered really badly for years - from the age of 4 till late 30s. Miserable.

5 years ago I was trying acupuncture for something else (to support IVF for secondary infertility - DD is asleep in the next room - yay!) and I went in one day with my face a swollen mess. The acupuncturist treated it too whilst I was there - and it helped a bit with the immediate symptoms. She said that if I came back the following year, about a month before I usually got symptoms, and have about a month of weekly treatments, it would minimise it, and that then if I did the same the following year, I wouldn't suffer at all and that the following year after that, I wouldn't need treatment and wouldn't get it. I was sceptical but gave it ago.

The first 2 years i got very mild symptoms but nothing that made me want to rip my eyes out or tear my head off. The 3rd year - I only realised that I hadn't had any symptoms when it suddenly got to late June and then the penny dropped that I should have had it by that point. Now I get the odd tickily, sniffy sensation but it never escalates to full blown hay fever. I haven't had any tablets or nasal spray for about 2 years.

Fan-bloody-tastic. How I wish I'd done it years ago (god when I think back to how awful exam season always was - ugh).

MigGril · 30/04/2014 10:20

Sizay DS it's 3 and struggling at the moment we have found a hepa filter in his room overnight helps. He then at least gets a good night's sleep. He's asthmatic, suspect possible hayfever hasn't been confirmed yet.

I'm a little concerned as I don't have anything else I can give him at the moment he's ooh maximum evening he can have. and being so little we are limited on what he can have.

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