Anyone else have bad allergies?
04-03-2012, 03:31 PM
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The pollen is no longer bothering me now. I'm only sneezing a couple times during the day, but can be a little irritated when I wake up in the morning. No longer taking any meds.
I find that for the last couple of years, my allergies seem to have manifested themselves in a new way. I get red itchy raised patches on the bottom of my feet.
When I first got them, I suspected athlete's foot, and discovered I was allergic to the propellant in OTS foot sprays when my feet swelled up so much that I couldn't put my shoes on. My PCP also thought it could be athletes foot, but an anti-fungal regimen didn't clear it up.
I find that for the last couple of years, my allergies seem to have manifested themselves in a new way. I get red itchy raised patches on the bottom of my feet.
When I first got them, I suspected athlete's foot, and discovered I was allergic to the propellant in OTS foot sprays when my feet swelled up so much that I couldn't put my shoes on. My PCP also thought it could be athletes foot, but an anti-fungal regimen didn't clear it up.
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04-03-2012, 03:48 PM
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Claratin-D 12 Hour + saline nasal rinse is what keeps me alive through the bloom. I tried the 24 Hour variant but it just didn't work as well for me. The 12hr is the ----. I hate the thought of the Afrin type nasal sprays so I go straight saline.
One particularly terrible morning I managed to ingest 1 Claratin-D 12hr + 2 Excedrin + 2 cups of coffee and I was WIRED FOR SOUND. Most productive day evar.
One particularly terrible morning I managed to ingest 1 Claratin-D 12hr + 2 Excedrin + 2 cups of coffee and I was WIRED FOR SOUND. Most productive day evar.
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