Hayfever - Thread

Are there legit online pharmacies that you can fill in questions and they'll put it on your medical record. Or is it have to see GP.
 
xdcx said:
No placebo or OTT reaction of thinking it is working, because it's quite bloody apparent that it is by the fact I can breathe again haha. £129 spent which at the time I could have kicked myself for, but now thinking £129 was some of the best money I have ever spent.

Now, I just need to fashion some strapping to carry it around on my back all summer and a way to portably power it and I am all set as a portable pollen kiling god!
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Just ordered one of these, I'll give it a go as I'm fed up with stuck-together eyes, a blocked nose and a mouth like a camel's bumhole when I wake up.
 
Narj said:
Just ordered one of these, I'll give it a go as I'm fed up with stuck-together eyes, a blocked nose and a mouth like a camel's bumhole when I wake up.
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Please post saying how it goes once you get it. As I think a lot of people are unwilling to risk that sort of money but it is honestly working wonders for me.... until I leave my room :( So if a few people confirm it is working for them then it at least gives people the confidence to give it a go and any benefit is worth it for people who suffer from this rubbish.
 
Yesterday was quite possibly the worst day ever for hayfever symptoms. The weather forecast said that the pollen count today was "Extremely high", but it doesn't seem as bad today.
 
Glaucus said:
They do work. The issue with them is you need air con. As leaving the window open. Kind of defeats them.
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My window has been wide open the 3 nights now I have had it. And last night my girlfriend even had a desk fan on in the room overnight as it was so warm and I still woke up with no snotty nose or groggy feeling.

I do have decent blinks and curtains over the open window though.
 
You will have very minimal air flow with curtains / blinds unless it's windy.
In this heat doors and windows stay open as do the curtains. To maximize air flow.
 
I've been dying from this the past month. Never affected me before to this extent. I am on the benodryl but I still have the symptoms, all though not as worse. Even in an air conned office the pollen seems to get in...
 
Frenzy said:
I've been dying from this the past month. Never affected me before to this extent. I am on the benodryl but I still have the symptoms, all though not as worse. Even in an air conned office the pollen seems to get in...
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I know how you feel, I think its worse sitting at my desk than out side. especially for my eyes. They will be like golf balls soon enough
 
Glaucus said:
You will have very minimal air flow with curtains / blinds unless it's windy.
In this heat doors and windows stay open as do the curtains. To maximize air flow.
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Oops, I should added that I have a summer airflow setting on my heating system. It is one of these gas boilers which fires air around the house via ducts to vents in each room. I do not have radiators. So in winter warm air and in summer it's just the air in the house is moved around so no cooling as you gather but it keeps things fresher. I go to bed at 9:30 most nights, curtains and blinds needed as it's still broad daylight haha.
 
Anyone else find that the train is the absolute worst place on Earth for pollen? I think I'd rather be rolling around in a hay field than getting on the train to work every morning in this weather.
 
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