Candy C asked:


I have bad allergies. I’ve been on every prescription medication/nasal spray know to man and none of them help. Does anyone know of any possible home remedies that might work. I heard humidifiers help, and saline nasal spray to flush the sinuses….any other suggestions?

Sven Ullmann asked:


For allergy sufferers life can become miserable if they come into contact with whatever it is they are allergic to. Allergy control products in conjunction with allergy treatments or by themselves are effective in bringing relief to the allergy sufferer. allergy control products come in many forms and are more user friendly than ever before. If you are an allergy sufferer and have never before used allergy control products or have used them in the past and found them too expensive or unreliable then now is the time to see what progress has been made in the field of allergy control products.

Research and surveys have shown that the number of allergy sufferers world wide is on the increase. In a recent U.S. survey it was found that fifty-four percent of Americans are allergic to at least one pathogen. That’s over half of all Americans surveyed! Consumer demand has demanded better products and the industry has responded. Air purifiers were once expensive to buy, cumbersome and difficult to operate and maintain. Now though, a wide variety of less expensive and easy to maintain air purifiers are available and most importantly, they actually perform quite well.

Dust mites, human hair and shedding skin can all contribute to allergies. Many people have suffered for years not even knowing that the bed they slept in was the source of their misery. Now though allergy resistant sheets covers and pillow cases can bring relief and peaceful sleep to those who suffer from those allergies. allergy resistant fabrics also bring relief inside the home. Drapes and bed covers and carpeting are all available made entirely of allergy resistant fabrics. For allergy sufferers the fabrics that are so necessary to every day living can also bring misery. allergy resistant fabrics end the suffering.

Allergy sufferers who are chemically sensitive life can be pure hell. We live in a world of chemicals. For them the adage (better living through chemistry) is truly a farce. For many chemically sensitive people their home has become a torture chamber. Allergy resistant paint and chemicals of all sorts are now available that can free them from their misery. These products actually work very well and the money spent on these products is money invested well. The price has come down as quality has gone up on allergy resistant products. Now chemically sensitive people have the option of living a free and normal life.

If you are an allergy sufferer. No matter what you are allergic to there now is help. There is a wide range of products available and chances are there is something there you can use. Some allergy resistant products operate by helping your body cope with whatever it is you are allergic to while others effectively limit or eliminate all together whatever it is you are alergic to from your immediate environment. Many people have found it difficult to completely eliminate allergens from their whole home but have been very successful in creating an allergy safe room in their house. An allergy free zone to retreat to find relief if it is needed.

On the medical front great strides have been made in allergy relief products. A broader understanding of allergies and how pathogens effect the allergy sufferers has paved the way for new and better products. There are natural products available that for many people who have tried them appear to work. The medical establishment for years collectively scoffed at herbal remedies and now the facts speak for themselves. Herbal remedies for some people do work. It is up to each individual allergy sufferer to seek out what is best for them as there is no cure all. What works for one may not work for another but their is help out there.

Amy asked:


My head hurts, it feels like there is a lot of pressure and some light headedness. My eyes are burning and I’m having trouble focusing them, my nose burns and I’m sneezing a lot. If it weren’t for all the pressure I am feeling I would assume allergies (I am allergic to dust) But I’ve never felt a pressure build up with allergies before. What is the best OTC allergy medication to take? I used to use flonase but its been a long time since I’ve needed anything.

magicman29 asked:


I am using Claritin right now for my allergies but, it doesn’t seem to work! Does anybody know any good allergy medicine that has worked for them? Thanks in advance!!!

verry_cherry_chica asked:


I have allergies to the basic dust and pollen. Lately, they have been much worse than normal. My nose runs from time to time. Nearly all of the day though, my eyes water out of the outer corners. It’s annoying because it smears my make up and leaves a constant burning feeling. I always put eyedrops in, but it dosen’t help. I have also bought new eye make up. I dont have insurance anymore, so cannot afford the prescriptions. Is there any over the counter medication for allergies that I could buy? Or may this not even be allergy related? Help!

bubblegumx0x asked:


i have been sneezing a ton and my eyes are watery i don’t have a cough and nothing hurts such as throat is this allergies

Victoria

tool asked:


I’m new to allergies and wonder how long it goes on for? Also, if my sinus is clogged does that mean its infecdted; and if so, will it go away? I don’t want to have to get antibiotics again-I just got them two weeks ago for an illness! Do I just wait it out?

meme asked:


My 5yo. Morgan has allergies to fly bites.We live in MN and they are really bad there. We use fly traps we almost everything. My trainer said that there is full body fly sheets out there, but I don’t know where to search for them? So if you know then will you please tell me where! This is very important because he lives outside.

Cindy asked:


A friend told me I might be allergic to my Christmas tree, but when I left to visit my family my throat continued to hurt and the hoarseness in my voice remained. My sister has an artificial tree. There is a heaviness in my chest but my cough is dry and I have bad post-nasal drip. I do remember being sick last year and did get put on antibiotics. Is it possible allergies could turn into a cold?

Adana

jerryl75 asked:


Wife wants a Yellow Lab but seems to shed a lot and thought that would be bad for allergies.

Eric