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anyone elses kids really suffering with hayfever this summer?
little nutter is 4, this year his hayfever seems particularly bad, he is taking chlorphenamine(perscribed by the gp) took him back to GP who gave him eye drops as his eyes are really bad, though its a fight to get them into him. poor wee soul just ends up lying up on the sofa with a cold flannel
little nutter is 4, this year his hayfever seems particularly bad, he is taking chlorphenamine(perscribed by the gp) took him back to GP who gave him eye drops as his eyes are really bad, though its a fight to get them into him. poor wee soul just ends up lying up on the sofa with a cold flannel
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14 years ago
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Hi, I am new to all this but just reading some of your posts has made me think. My son is nearly 4 and was diagnosed with asthma in October last year after a hospital admission. No one else in the family has it and its been a real steep learning curve. Aswell as asthma he has hayfever( which i think
Hi, I am new to all this but just reading some of your posts has made me think. My son is nearly 4 and was diagnosed with asthma in October last year after a hospital admission. No one else in the family has it and its been a real steep learning curve. Aswell as asthma he has hayfever( which i think
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15 years ago
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I am glad I found this place and hope to meet others that understand how hard asthma can really be. My 6 year old Katie was diagnosed with chronic brittle asthma 3 years ago. Katie first started having symptoms of asthma when she was 11 months old when she had her first lot of pneumonia. then things
I am glad I found this place and hope to meet others that understand how hard asthma can really be. My 6 year old Katie was diagnosed with chronic brittle asthma 3 years ago. Katie first started having symptoms of asthma when she was 11 months old when she had her first lot of pneumonia. then things
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Recently diagnosed - glue ear too
Hi. My 3 year old has recently been diagnosed with asthma. Main/only real symptom being a cough, (until recently) mainly at night. I've identified that house dust mite is a probable trigger, but I think this is not the only one. I feel really lost in trying to work out triggers, I'm sure I will get
Hi. My 3 year old has recently been diagnosed with asthma. Main/only real symptom being a cough, (until recently) mainly at night. I've identified that house dust mite is a probable trigger, but I think this is not the only one. I feel really lost in trying to work out triggers, I'm sure I will get
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13 years ago
NO allergy!!
My little girl has been having tests for her Chronic/brittle Asthma. She has had genetic tests, allergy tests, CF test and was due to have ph lung study today. (but hospital cancelled and postponed it an hr before!!!! grrr!!) Anyway, we got all her results today and she has NO allergies! Im shocked
My little girl has been having tests for her Chronic/brittle Asthma. She has had genetic tests, allergy tests, CF test and was due to have ph lung study today. (but hospital cancelled and postponed it an hr before!!!! grrr!!) Anyway, we got all her results today and she has NO allergies! Im shocked
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14 years ago
Summer time allergies/asthma!
So here we are again, It is exactly one year ago today that my son was fighting for his life in the resus room following a severe and sudden asthma attack and what happens....the cough starts, the hayfever and the rashes from normal everyday things! Don't get me wrong, I adore summer but not when things
So here we are again, It is exactly one year ago today that my son was fighting for his life in the resus room following a severe and sudden asthma attack and what happens....the cough starts, the hayfever and the rashes from normal everyday things! Don't get me wrong, I adore summer but not when things
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12 years ago
Mason my cat update
Had my RAST test back and all normal and no pet allergy to Mason so hes staying put with me where he belongs.Im so happy and no dog allergy to Jack . Allergy test clear also x
Had my RAST test back and all normal and no pet allergy to Mason so hes staying put with me where he belongs.Im so happy and no dog allergy to Jack . Allergy test clear also x
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14 years ago
What do you think of this business idea?
To pull myself out fo the blues I am in at the moment I have started planning for what I would like to do once asthma is more controlled. I am going to go back to college and get all the qualificatiosn I need to start my catering business. But I am going to hit the market of allergy friendly food. Their
To pull myself out fo the blues I am in at the moment I have started planning for what I would like to do once asthma is more controlled. I am going to go back to college and get all the qualificatiosn I need to start my catering business. But I am going to hit the market of allergy friendly food. Their
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14 years ago
Antihistamines and hangovers
After a pure party trip to spain, my friend told me that allergy meds (antihistamines) made hangovers go away. I am on antihistamines year round due to dust and mold allergies, and allergy induced asthma. I have never had a hangover. Is that because i take allergy meds every day? or do i just not get
After a pure party trip to spain, my friend told me that allergy meds (antihistamines) made hangovers go away. I am on antihistamines year round due to dust and mold allergies, and allergy induced asthma. I have never had a hangover. Is that because i take allergy meds every day? or do i just not get
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17 years ago
Allergy question
Can anyone tell me what ""poly"" means in ""polysensitive""? A letter from the allergy clinic says I'm ""polysensitive"" to areoallergens. It doesn't really matter as I'm too allergic to too many things for them to to anything, unless things get a lot worse. I just want to understand what he means.
Can anyone tell me what ""poly"" means in ""polysensitive""? A letter from the allergy clinic says I'm ""polysensitive"" to areoallergens. It doesn't really matter as I'm too allergic to too many things for them to to anything, unless things get a lot worse. I just want to understand what he means.
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13 years ago
Re: Hayfever
I've gone back to Boots Hayfever Relief tablets. Might not work or even be good for everyone* but works for me. No more headache-y feeling. *Check with your GP.
I've gone back to Boots Hayfever Relief tablets. Might not work or even be good for everyone* but works for me. No more headache-y feeling. *Check with your GP.
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15 years ago
Montekulast, but no allergies & a bit confused
Hiya there, hope everyone is doing ok. I've been taking Montekulast (Singulair) for one month exactly today. It's has helped me take control over my Asthma and I'm happy to have it on repeat and I don't have any specific worries about taking it, or any side effects that are affecting me to any great
Hiya there, hope everyone is doing ok. I've been taking Montekulast (Singulair) for one month exactly today. It's has helped me take control over my Asthma and I'm happy to have it on repeat and I don't have any specific worries about taking it, or any side effects that are affecting me to any great
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16 years ago
Is it possible to be allergic to preds!
can a person be allergic to preds? i keep getting reoccuring asthma flare up's i have changed so many things round and still had another flare up. could i be allergic to the medication?
can a person be allergic to preds? i keep getting reoccuring asthma flare up's i have changed so many things round and still had another flare up. could i be allergic to the medication?
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14 years ago
Do allergies mellow with age?!
I was chatting yesterday with a friend I have known for about 20 years. She has allergy related asthma like myself and sometimes we stop to chat to see how the other is getting on. She is a very active lady in her seventies and I was fascinated to hear from her that her allergies seem to be much less
I was chatting yesterday with a friend I have known for about 20 years. She has allergy related asthma like myself and sometimes we stop to chat to see how the other is getting on. She is a very active lady in her seventies and I was fascinated to hear from her that her allergies seem to be much less
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16 years ago
annoying cough
hi everyone Ever since I had a bad chest infection at the end of march, I have been suffering with a reccurant chesty cough, I will have it for about a week then be fine the next week only for it to return the week after that. The cough only produces a small amount of yellow phleghm, and is worse in
hi everyone Ever since I had a bad chest infection at the end of march, I have been suffering with a reccurant chesty cough, I will have it for about a week then be fine the next week only for it to return the week after that. The cough only produces a small amount of yellow phleghm, and is worse in
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15 years ago
Latex rast
my consultant thinks my asthma might be worked related and made worse by nasal upper airway problems, he thinks I might have allergies and that I might be allergic to latex so he told sent me to have some blood tests done for IGE, FBC and latex rast, anyone know what this is?
my consultant thinks my asthma might be worked related and made worse by nasal upper airway problems, he thinks I might have allergies and that I might be allergic to latex so he told sent me to have some blood tests done for IGE, FBC and latex rast, anyone know what this is?
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17 years ago
Severe food allergies and eating out
On two occasions in the last month or so, I have had problems fining suitable food when eating out. I am severely allergic to eggs. A few weeks ago, a chain pub said they could not guarantee anything egg free! I used the loo and Mum & I promptly left!! I find it very anoying that food establishments
On two occasions in the last month or so, I have had problems fining suitable food when eating out. I am severely allergic to eggs. A few weeks ago, a chain pub said they could not guarantee anything egg free! I used the loo and Mum & I promptly left!! I find it very anoying that food establishments
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15 years ago
Allergies to penicilin and cefalexin?
Hi there, does anyone else out there have allergies to these antibiotics? My 3 year old had an allergic reaction to penicillin back in Jan when being treated for pneumonia. He then went on to take Clarithromycin (sp?!) and tolerated that fine. However this past week he needed antibiotics for an ear infection
Hi there, does anyone else out there have allergies to these antibiotics? My 3 year old had an allergic reaction to penicillin back in Jan when being treated for pneumonia. He then went on to take Clarithromycin (sp?!) and tolerated that fine. However this past week he needed antibiotics for an ear infection
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17 years ago
Allergic asthma and symbicort
Hiya all, just been to at the hospital for tests today. I've had hayfever for 20yrs(I'm 30yrs old) which developed into asthma 11yrs ago but gradually got worse every year. Always been on different antihistamines and nasal sprays, recent inhalers like ventolin, serevent and beclometasone and also singulair
Hiya all, just been to at the hospital for tests today. I've had hayfever for 20yrs(I'm 30yrs old) which developed into asthma 11yrs ago but gradually got worse every year. Always been on different antihistamines and nasal sprays, recent inhalers like ventolin, serevent and beclometasone and also singulair
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14 years ago
Sinusitis & asthma, who 'nose' - Update added
Hello, Sorry for pun but sure I remember seeing this a while ago. Just wondering if anyone is in the same situation. Seems to be ongoing and if can clear sinuses may help asthma. Have had allergic sinusitis/hayfever for years & infection since christmas with a lot of 'post nasal drip' gunge but at
Hello, Sorry for pun but sure I remember seeing this a while ago. Just wondering if anyone is in the same situation. Seems to be ongoing and if can clear sinuses may help asthma. Have had allergic sinusitis/hayfever for years & infection since christmas with a lot of 'post nasal drip' gunge but at
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