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IM GOING INSANE

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hanna94624
hanna94624

Okay so maybe I'm exaggerating with the title but my allergies are just making me feel so ill all the time. It's even harder because everyone else thinks that "oh they are only allergies so you're not actually ill" but they are honestly making me feel so worn out. They give me sinus headaches and I feel like I can barely move and sometimes I feel like I'm on the verge of passing out. I have anti-histamines and I take them regularly and a steroid spray given by the doctor but nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any other ideas about how to relieve the symptoms, even if it is just for a little bit?

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  • raymond24308
    raymond24308 hanna94624

    Posted

    Hanna.  I suffered from chronic sinusitis-rhinitis for over 50 years, before finding a miracle cure in Evening Primrose Oil. Please read my post dated 14-2-2016 for the full details of my struggle with this devestating complaint.

    Evening Primrose Oil desensitises the nervous system, so it does not react to irritants that cause hayfever, rhinitis, and sinusitis.

    Try this simple cure and be amazed at the results. One 1000mg capsule daily is usually sufficient. The capsules take about 4 hours to work and are effective for a further 24 hours.

    Regards Ray.

  • thi20955
    thi20955 hanna94624

    Posted

    You also can use Sudafed the original one, you need to provide your license to buy it. Good luck. I know how you feel. I took it when I feel I can t bear it anymore. I just take a half of pill some times a whole pill. I works like charm.
    • hanna94624
      hanna94624 thi20955

      Posted

      Sudafed.. I'll give it a try smile I hadn't thought of this. Thank you

  • richard40025
    richard40025 hanna94624

    Posted

    If you are using a steroid spray, this is the last resort gold standard for combating rhinitis and sinus headaches, but does have drawbacks.

    Have you yet read Dr Brostoff's book 'Food Allergy and Intolerance'?

    The (possible) interaction of allergies with food intolerance is very subtle.

    Presume you are taking all the usual measures to combat dust mites, etc?

    • hanna94624
      hanna94624 richard40025

      Posted

      I haven't read that, but I'll definitely read it in my free time. Yeah the hospital gave me a list of measures to combat dust mites smile thanks for replying

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