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so it turns out that 80 percent of people who develop histamine intolerance are middle aged women, histamine increases estrogen and vice versa, and certain symptoms are so similar, going to try an antihistamine tomorrow as im deffo estrogen dominant as i have fibroids x
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sara89988 toria_07298
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Hi Toria,
I took one a couple of weeks ago as I have been suffering with bad cold like symptoms, sinus congestion, runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, fatigue and just generally feeling unwell, Ive had this on and off all over winter but I dont know how I could be catching colds as I rarely go out and always wear a mask and follow strict hygiene rules as Im OCD about catching Covid.
The issue I have is that they make me insanely tired, I was like a zombie for 24 hours after. I took generic cetirizine which isnt supposed to cause drowsiness but they do me.
I hope this works for you, do please let us know how you get on.
Thanks,
Sx.
toria_07298 sara89988
Posted
hey, i suffer insomnia so that may help haha, i bought some loratidine as i already had the ones you mentioned and they didnt agree with me, and yes i totally relate, my nose is either congested or runny and im super itchy with hot skin especially around my period x