Hayfever - Thread
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Caporegime
That's very early, nothing here. You must be sensitive to a different pollen. Pretty sure I'm grass sensitive.
Man of Honour
Mine's started. Last year it started a little later but went through to September 
Soldato
Can definitely feel mine coming back. Nose is starting to get a bit runny, eyes were a bit red earlier this morning too.
Mine's started. Last year it started a little later but went through to September
Pretty much like me then, why can't they invent a cur.
Soldato
Mine's started the last few weeks again too. I'm on the cheap cetirizine hydrochloride tablets, and just ordered another perscription for "Avamys 27.5micrograms/dose nasal spray (GlaxoSmithKline UK Ltd)", together they work absolute wonders for me.
Soldato
Been lucky so far that it hasn't started for me, no doubt come end of March I'll be back to having to pop a tablet everyday until October
I only get affected by one of the early ones. Around Feb every year I get itchy eyes and a bit sneezy then it goes and I'm fine for the rest of the year. Probably the mildest form of hayfever ever!Trees start early.
Nothing abnormal for it starting this early, it can last pretty much all year depending what your allergic to.
Yup mine flared up really bad actually late Feb, sneezing fits, nose leaking like a broken tap, red patchy rash on face, darker circles around eyes, brain slush effect, rash on legs absolutely lovely times ahead !
Cetrizine and lotradine not working so well so had to go back on the Benadryl Allergy relief tablets (acrivastine) but do recall in past few threads people said Fexofenadine was pretty good, quick look around net and they are pricey as hell 20 quid for 1 months supply !
Is only way to get fexofenadine cheaper via prescription ?
Cetrizine and lotradine not working so well so had to go back on the Benadryl Allergy relief tablets (acrivastine) but do recall in past few threads people said Fexofenadine was pretty good, quick look around net and they are pricey as hell 20 quid for 1 months supply !
Is only way to get fexofenadine cheaper via prescription ?
Totally dieing here for the past few days !
These Benadryls only last like 5hrs too, have any other fellow allergy sufferers tried changing your diet ?
I read yesterday rice, pasta, bread, wheat, eggs, milk, chocolate are big time culprits in hayfever attacks, only issue is that is the only food I like or eat !
These Benadryls only last like 5hrs too, have any other fellow allergy sufferers tried changing your diet ?
I read yesterday rice, pasta, bread, wheat, eggs, milk, chocolate are big time culprits in hayfever attacks, only issue is that is the only food I like or eat !
Soldato
My hayfever has been particularly bad in the last couple of days. My tablets that i usually use will take about a week to start becoming effective.
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yeah fexofendaine should be a prescription only médicine, and my doctors were reluctant to give it to me originally. ask for the 180mg tabs as well.
Caporegime
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That blistering, many years ago after a cycle time trial I came out like that covered head to toe only bigger! Awful! Only thing helped was reducing body temp.
Btw, lousy tat dude
Good luck
Btw, lousy tat dude
Good luck
Soldato
Second year on fexofenedine after the doctor got bored of seeing me every few months and trying to pass me off with loratadine etc, never going back.
Used to have to take time off work it was so bad, now I just get the odd sneeze.
I believe it's prescription only though.
Used to have to take time off work it was so bad, now I just get the odd sneeze.
I believe it's prescription only though.
Any side effects? I looked at this last year but GP wouldn't prescribe it. Is it safe to get it online? I see you can get it through lloyds for £14 a month and it's 120mg...