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Suggest Treatment For Hayfever
I have been suffering from Heyfever for over 20 Years and I take a lots different Anti Hestimine tablets every year. Iniatally it use to be runny nose but lately it has been blocked nose during the hey fever season.
Now that the heyfever season is over I am still suffering from blocked nose. I am unable to breath properly. It gets worst at night. Sometimes I dont sleep all night. I have tried Vicks. Hot water Vicks vapour treatment etc etc.
I told my GP about the problem and he has given me 24 GALPSEUD 60MG TABLETS one to be taken daily and 7 DOXYCYLINE 100MG CAPSUELS one daily last week. It has made no difference.
I have tried several anticongestion tablets from chemists and is not helping me.
Now that the heyfever season is over I am still suffering from blocked nose. I am unable to breath properly. It gets worst at night. Sometimes I dont sleep all night. I have tried Vicks. Hot water Vicks vapour treatment etc etc.
I told my GP about the problem and he has given me 24 GALPSEUD 60MG TABLETS one to be taken daily and 7 DOXYCYLINE 100MG CAPSUELS one daily last week. It has made no difference.
I have tried several anticongestion tablets from chemists and is not helping me.
Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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Since you experienced these symptoms for over 20 years you may want to consider allergy testing to determine the source of your reaction.
If the cause of your allergic reaction can be determined then it may be possible to eliminate it.
If it is related to dust then the use of mattress and pillow casings may help. In addition it would require the consistent removal of dust from furniture, carpets and rugs.
Medications such as montelukast which prevent the release of chemicals that promote allergic response.
I hope this helps
Since you experienced these symptoms for over 20 years you may want to consider allergy testing to determine the source of your reaction.
If the cause of your allergic reaction can be determined then it may be possible to eliminate it.
If it is related to dust then the use of mattress and pillow casings may help. In addition it would require the consistent removal of dust from furniture, carpets and rugs.
Medications such as montelukast which prevent the release of chemicals that promote allergic response.
I hope this helps
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