sneezing all over the place, eyes running.......ohh its soo anooying not had it for a couple of years but its really flared up today! dosnt help that next door
are mowing there lawn, cutting the hedge etc..... ohhhh here i go again....... achooooooooooo misrable hugs claire xx
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Posts: 29931 (09/06/2008 12:09:52) Administrator |
Have yu got one of the goodsphere's? They help purify the air and so help hay fever. I suffer from it too, I know its nasty, I keep sneezing, my eyeballs
are so itchy and my chest gets tight, but I do find the Goodsphere helps
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Posts: 801 (09/06/2008 12:15:44) |
no i havnt tina. do they really work? havnt they recently changed there name? i know i have seen them on ideal world! xx
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Posts: 29931 (09/06/2008 12:18:34) Administrator |
IW have their own brand but you can still buy them, just google it.
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Posts: 343 (09/06/2008 12:23:25) |
My hay fever has not been this bad for about 15 years and others i have talked to either say its the same as usual or like me its really bad this year,
guess its the different kinds of pollen we are allergic too.
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Posts: 42 (09/06/2008 12:42:06) |
Yes they are good, JML do them called fresh air globe. I wouldnt be without mine, as my hayfever is so bad I have to have prescription strenght drugs, as the
over the counter ones dont work for me.
I got my globe from Boots, as they are a JML stockist by you can also buy them on line. |
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Posts: 1874 (09/06/2008 13:23:33) |
have your tried tesco's own hayfever tables, they are under £2 for 12 tablets which is a bargain compared to some, iv been taking them and they seem to be
working just as good if not better then the expensive ones.
A goodsphere/n-virosphere will help too Nicxx |
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Posts: 4134 (09/06/2008 13:36:53) |
Lloyds Pharmacy also do a gadget where you stick 2 prongs up your nose and it is meant to do something - not tried it myself.......
http://www.enjoymoresummer.com/Pages/Page.aspx?PageName=LloydsAllergyReliefHome Paul x |
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Posts: 1741 (09/06/2008 13:55:06) |
I know just how you feel, I'm not so much with the sneezing YET but my eyes are itching really badly never had them this bad normally it's the itchy
like feeling in the throat that gets me down. But as glitter and sparkle said at least we can do plenty of crafty while we stay in doors.
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Posts: 434 (09/06/2008 15:44:54) |
i have rhinitis so its like hayfever that affects me all year on and off. Piriton is the only thing that works.
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Posts: 2687 (09/06/2008 17:16:41) |
i have heard that if you buy local made Honey from where you live
and take spoon full every day you build up some emunity to the pollen but as i caunt stand Honey I'm bunged up in this weather too love Linda xxx |
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Posts: 1305 (09/06/2008 19:03:52) |
Well so far this year I have been okay, usually suffer really badly with it, but started taking homopathic stuff before the season started and am also drinking
loads of elderflower which is another natural remedy for hayfever so fingers crossed and touch wood!
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Posts: 29931 (09/06/2008 19:56:04) Administrator |
Never heard of the elderflower remedy. Thank you for that.
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Posts: 5122 (09/06/2008 20:03:23) |
oooh - we have some elderflower in the garden. will have a quick google to see if I can find a recipe - thanks for that Julie!
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Posts: 163 (09/06/2008 20:29:41) |
My poor son is doing his GCSE's & streaming with hayfever despite new tablets from the doctor. I had the same problem at his age & sneezed my way
through A & O levels. Reckon it's time they rearranged major exams so that kids who suffer don't have this disadvantage.
Luckily for me I've more or less grown out of it now. Helen S x |
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Posts: 1305 (09/06/2008 20:43:18) |
Must admit to going through gallons of elderflower, you can buy bottles of the diluting stuff from health food shops but Tescos do a lovely bottle with
sparkling water - just lovely. Stick it in the fridge and when you are feeling completely bunged up its a lovely refreshing drink as well so two in one really
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Posts: 29931 (09/06/2008 20:44:16) Administrator |
I will try that, thanks Julie
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Posts: 48 (09/06/2008 21:04:36) |
anyone got any ideas for what my daughter can take slight prob she 12 weeks pregant ?carol
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Posts: 1988 (09/06/2008 23:18:12) |
My friend has a gadget that is very similar to the Allergy Reliever that Paul describes. She bought it about three years ago because she used to suffer very
severe hay fever every year and summer was always such a miserable time. She paid about £89 for it, but it does look very similar to the £14 one that Lloyds
sell. It needs to be used for about 4 minutes a couple of times a day and seems to build up immunity to the various pollens. My friend is able to have a fairly
trouble free summer if she uses this machine regularly. I understand the NHS also use similar machines to treat some folk with very severe allergies. HTH
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Posts: 421 (10/06/2008 09:09:04) |
I sympathise ... can't have lactose which is in all of the tablets so end up taking liquid which is for kiddy winks and pretty useless for big peeps
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It's the rapeseed flowers that do it for me ... serves me right for living next to a big field of the stuff! |
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