Hayfever

alec · Post by **alec** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 8:58 am

has anyone else had to start on the hayfever tablets yet, seems to be getting earlier every year

pinkyfloyd · Post by **pinkyfloyd** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 9:39 am

Hey Alec. Is this you?

simo · Post by **simo** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:03 am

Yes it's come early this year,not too bad yet but it'll be Allereeze any day now

alec · Post by **alec** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:46 am

pinkyfloyd wrote:Hey Alec. Is this you?

yes mate big time, especially with the neighbours having a lovely flowering back garden already, and a bloody tree out the front full of blossom.

benny hedges · Post by **benny hedges** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 6:15 pm

i used to get it really bad.... started with it suddenly when i was about 10 or 11, maybe a bit younger.... we used to have a den in a hay barn, hollowed out inside the bales... one day i mustve just od'd on pollen.
where i grew up it wa surrounded by cornfields so summer was a right pain.
even worse when they started growing that yellow rapeseed sh1t.

i used to be on them triludan tablets and they sorted it out no problem until they discontinued them cos apparently some people got heart murmurs off them. (never bothered me)
everything else i tried was rubbish so i used to import them from spain.
cheaper than a prescription anyway!

the last 5 years or so its been getting weaker & weaker to the point that all i seem to be allergic to now is tree pollen, grass cuttings and house dust (cant use a hoover lol)

my lad gets it bad as well, as bad as i used to be.

what i do now is buy the cheap 70p tabs from asda - theres 2 types, loratidine and sumat else so i buy both and alternate them, a box (7 tabs) of one then the others the next week, that way i dont build up a tolerance to them and lessen the effect.
try it...

i used to find presctiption meds would work for a mth or so then i was doubling up the dose... by alternating the type this doesnt happen and again, much cheaper than a script :beer:

Bondy · Post by **Bondy** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 7:28 pm

I kicked off with hayfever too. It was about 2 weeks i noticed it.
Not needed any meds yet but im popping to the docs next week.

Similar situation in that i live in the countryside and my commute is passed rape seed feilds.

alec · Post by **alec** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 7:33 pm

benny hedges wrote:i used to get it really bad.... started with it suddenly when i was about 10 or 11, maybe a bit younger.... we used to have a den in a hay barn, hollowed out inside the bales... one day i mustve just od'd on pollen.
where i grew up it wa surrounded by cornfields so summer was a right pain.
even worse when they started growing that yellow rapeseed sh1t.

i used to be on them triludan tablets and they sorted it out no problem until they discontinued them cos apparently some people got heart murmurs off them. (never bothered me)
everything else i tried was rubbish so i used to import them from spain.
cheaper than a prescription anyway!

the last 5 years or so its been getting weaker & weaker to the point that all i seem to be allergic to now is tree pollen, grass cuttings and house dust (cant use a hoover lol)

my lad gets it bad as well, as bad as i used to be.

what i do now is buy the cheap 70p tabs from asda - theres 2 types, loratidine and sumat else so i buy both and alternate them, a box (7 tabs) of one then the others the next week, that way i dont build up a tolerance to them and lessen the effect.
try it...

i used to find presctiption meds would work for a mth or so then i was doubling up the dose... by alternating the type this doesnt happen and again, much cheaper than a script

cheers for that benny, i'm on prescribed loratidine now have been for a few years, but i've bought some from sainsbury's and will alternate them then,

benny hedges · Post by **benny hedges** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 7:40 pm

dont bother with the docs bondy, just get the cheap generic ones from the supermarket.... theyre exactly the same as the ones the doc will charge you Â£7.80 for.

rapeseed is a massive pollen producer.
it's grown everywhere cos they get massive subsidies for growing it - they use it to make fuel oils & veg oils, rather than a cereal crop...
shite it is, wants banning.

Bondy · Post by **Bondy** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 7:43 pm

I did wonder why they grew so much of it. I thought everyone deep fried all of there food.

Made me feel really healthy.

I get the meds free if i go to the docs but thanks for the advice.

Stratman · Post by **Stratman** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 9:20 pm

Surely its all pyschosomatic anyway?

benny hedges · Post by **benny hedges** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 9:31 pm

Stratman wrote:Surely its all pyschosomatic anyway?

no. its an allergy caused by the imune system over reacting to an irritant.

alec · Post by **alec** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 9:38 pm

its only pyschosomatic to people who dont suffer from it

Stratman · Post by **Stratman** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:33 pm

tony.mon · Post by **tony.mon** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 11:33 pm

benny hedges wrote: over reacting to an irritant.

Reckon you were!

Stratman · Post by **Stratman** » Sun Mar 27, 2011 9:24 am

tony.mon wrote:
benny hedges wrote: over reacting to an irritant.
Reckon you were!

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