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I find the Beconase nasal spray works better for me than any of the tablets.
Then again I'm not sure if it's hay fever, allergies to something random or both.
Then again I'm not sure if it's hay fever, allergies to something random or both.
Yeah something has given me itchy eyes and sneezing fits. Don't normally get it this early, maybe the mild winter is behind it.
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My hives are bringing in lots of pollen so there is plenty about.
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Yeah these work so much better for me.
Wasn't that long ago they were prescription only.
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Does it take a few days of taking Allevia (fexofenadine) to take proper effect? I can't remember from last year!
Our tree in the back garden is full of catkin buds, I've been sneezing a fair bit and nose running constantly for the last ~36 hours. Two days of Allevia so far not really solving the nose issue.
Combined with groggy effects from beginning to take Mirtazapine recently, hard to tell at mo if this is hayfever or a head cold.
Our tree in the back garden is full of catkin buds, I've been sneezing a fair bit and nose running constantly for the last ~36 hours. Two days of Allevia so far not really solving the nose issue.
Combined with groggy effects from beginning to take Mirtazapine recently, hard to tell at mo if this is hayfever or a head cold.
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i use them myself (fexofenadine) . they seem to work after about a day or two of usuage
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I think it does build up over 2/3 days in my experience. I find a nasal spray in conjunction really helps as well.
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Have others found taking Allevia (fexofenadine) with a cup of coffee, but not eating a meal until at least an hour later as directed on the packaging, reduces the allergy relief?
Maybe the last couple of days being a welcome return to dry weather, along with a sunny but not too hot, has sent tree pollen levels sky high today... Eyes feeling tingly while indoors, nose/throat/breathing slightly affected while outdoors for ~15mins earlier.
Maybe the last couple of days being a welcome return to dry weather, along with a sunny but not too hot, has sent tree pollen levels sky high today... Eyes feeling tingly while indoors, nose/throat/breathing slightly affected while outdoors for ~15mins earlier.
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I never thought Loratadine did anything for me. In fact, it didn't.
However, someone gave me a tip to start taking it around early March, and since doing that, I don't feel a thing.
Usually only £6 or so for 6 months worth too
However, someone gave me a tip to start taking it around early March, and since doing that, I don't feel a thing.
Usually only £6 or so for 6 months worth too
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Allevia hasn't been stopping the irritable eyes and blocked nose so good the last few days, so opened a new pack of Benadryl to try one today.
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Might have to try some fexofenadine, flixonase and cetirizine have been keeping it under control so far, but the last few nights my eyes have felt like I've been running sand in them and been waking up nice and crusty 
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My car is covered in pollen and all the trees here seem to be going into pollen production. Good luck people.
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All the trees and shrubs around my way are in full blossom mode, so I’m going to be feeling it soon.