BLOODY HEY FEVER! what else??
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help, as if I haven;t had every other symtom that the peri/menopause has to offer I have now developed allergies.......
truly miserable, especially as my job is so full on caring for people. I really don't have time for this in my life, my eyes water and sting, nose running and headaches.
I can't wear my makeup so I have piggy swollen eyes I'm so fed up. It was only whilst reading an article about pollen and other allergens I noticed that it could be related to the change.
Is anyone out there suffering and ANY SUGGESTIONS are welcome
Mrs M about to ingest more antihystamine before my gruelling shift tommorrow
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stephanie04277 MrsMerm
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MrsMerm stephanie04277
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will try and get some shut eye zzzzzz
Lisaippie MrsMerm
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MrsMerm Lisaippie
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I'm finding it difficult working with all this going on, insomnia, itchy skin. aching, back mostly and gross weight gain.................................
Before the start of the change I hiked 3 times a week FOR 3 HOURS
I can't afford not to work and although I still enjoy my job I get so tired, it's ridiculous
I have a little cat and hope I don't become allergic to her, I am so sorry about your dog allergy,
Take it easy hun
Lisaippie MrsMerm
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stephanie04277 Lisaippie
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Lisaippie stephanie04277
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peggy64920 MrsMerm
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Lisaippie peggy64920
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MrsMerm
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But we know it's just awful
Remember not all women suffer from these effects and that makes it more difficult to be taken seriously
We have to hang on in there, WE KNOW IT'S REAL
Glitzy MrsMerm
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pinkcatfairy MrsMerm
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Yes i too get the watery eyes, i have a little tip which might work (it seems to work for me) i seem to get this first thing in the morning so i put some make up remover (eye) on a cotton pad and put on my eyes and let sit on lashes and rub them a little, it seems to take away the worse of it, it might not work for everyone but it does me. I have the tears streaming down face normally! As for un clogging sinuses i read this tip of putting, well pressing finger between eyebrows in the middle while pushing tongueup on to roof of mouth, it is suppose help drain the sinus, i'm working on that one to see if it helps, will try anything when desperate!
susan21149 MrsMerm
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babette68830 MrsMerm
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I am 49 years old and just starting to experience all the wondeful signs of peri-menapause. I have never had an allergy in my life, and have always been a pet owner. OMG what the heck is going on? In the last year I have had terrible allergies(seasonal...hayfever, seezing, sinuses driving me nuts!) This has been bearable only because I take medication to help relieve the symptoms, but then I have to combat the drowsyness you get with the medication. I do work full time so this can be a big problem. It does make yu feel "sick" thought. Its hard on yur body fighting off allergies. Best of luck to you. Tip: waterproof mascara!
MrsMerm babette68830
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