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Rhinolight therapy

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Toomanylosthours · 12/07/2024 21:57

Evening all, as I crawl into bed, inve again I find myself sneezing, wheezing, coughing, itching and eyes streaming.

My hayfever seems to hit worse at night, 3 to 4am and then early morning.

I'm literally taking 2 to 4 antihistamines daily more than the recommended amount to keep thus hayfever under control.

I've just researched rhinolight therapy and understand this to be a successful treatment option, I'm interested to hear from anyone who's had rhinolight therapy. This is effectively my last option even if it's expensive. I can't keep wheezing my way to sleep.

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jigglywigglyhungryhippo · 12/07/2024 22:35

Air purifier in rooms?

I have to take two fexofenadine tablets a day and a loratadine or a cetirizine if it's particularly bad.

Stayed with one- Air purifier is a game changer. Got one for bedroom at night. Literally no symptoms while in my bedroom, but as soon as I step out I start sneezing.

I now have 3 in the house that I put on running mostly 24/7 when hayfever is in its peak.

You have my sympathies. It is annoying but also very fatiguing.

Toomanylosthours · 13/07/2024 15:39

Jiggly, sorry to hear of your suffering.

We have an air purifier in the bedroom, I may consider a few in other areas of the house. Thanks for your suggestion

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