Used to suffer terrible as a kid.
Had an allergey test done at docs. I think I was allergic to most things that grew outdoors.
Had a three year course of injections, every year between october & march I had to have a jab in alternate arms every week.
Now I think that treatment is no longer used as there were some bad side effects.
Luckily I've never suffered hayfever since.
Pretty bad last week and then a proper killer bout on Saturday night, woke up at 2:30 and couldn't get back to sleep for sneezing, snotting etc. but has calmed down a bit since.
I usually only get it for a couple of weeks then it naffs off but it's dragging on a bit this year - fingers crossed it goes away soon.
I get the loratadine tablets from LLoyds - same price for 30 days as the makes are for 7 days
Used to suffer terrible as a kid.
Had an allergey test done at docs. I think I was allergic to most things that grew outdoors.
Had a three year course of injections, every year between october & march I had to have a jab in alternate arms every week.
Now I think that treatment is no longer used as there were some bad side effects.
Luckily I've never suffered hayfever since.
I used to have those injections but the doctor told me several people died from the side effects. He put me on a nasal spray called Beconase. This has virtually cured my hayfever. Only get it now when the pollen count is really high. Two squirts up the nose twice a day when it starts and within 48 hours no hayfever for at least 3 weeks, great stuff. Can be bought over the counter in any chemist.
Yep, get it 365 days a year, i'm alergic to grass pollen
I use flixonase spray and tablets and 2 differant inhailers during the summer, also can't eat watermelon or tomatos or me throat swells up and i can't breath also alergic to asprin, it makes me head swell up and i get lumps all round me hairline so i look like a klingon
The old eyes swelling up sucks big time especialy when you drive for a living (not any more, cos of it) cos everything goes blurry
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