Ahhhhhh choooooo

[wtom]

So does the majority of TM3\'ers have allergies also? Tis the season to want to rip out the eye balls and have an endless roll of tissue paper attached on top of the head ...

What\'s your pick of medication? I\'ve only tried Reactine once ... didn\'t seem to do much in terms of alleviating the puffy-eyes, runny/sneezing nose ...

[Kevin@nextmod]

Reactine works fine for me. My friend is going for shots, but they are crazy expensive. I believe its in the few hundreds place and needs to take it every 5 days for about 2 months. But it cures it.

[TheProfessor]

No allergies here.......

*knocks on wood*

[majic]

*knocks on TheProfessor\'s head too* :D

[SIM SIMMA]

I didn\'t think I had bad allergies until last Sunday when I was playing golf.. when I was done at around lunch time I wanted to rip my eye balls out... doesn\'t help when you also wear contacts.

I don\'t use any allergy medications. I think I heard by not using it the next year it won\'t be as bad for you... old wives tale? who the fark knows.

[bluntman]

Allergies usually hit me really hard in August. However, this year I seem to be getting a touch right now.

[Broli]

i used to get allergies when i was a kid!
they stopped,
but came back last year . .
this year . . .
so far nothing!!


Jobes, use the meds if u need em
why suffer for a year, when next year will be the same shit!

:D

[miggiddy]

I used Reactine for the longest time, but after 15 years of suffering I decided to get an allergy test done. After finding the results the Dr. determines the best \"formula\" for you and orders the allergy shots. I can honestly say that last summer was about 98-99% allergy free. Only on a really high pollen count day I would sneeze or have a runny nose. So for 8 weeks, once a week, I have to go and get a shot starting in March. I highly recomend getting the allergy test done and allergy shots, at least try it for one season. I\'ve had nothing but a great experience and don\'t think I could ever go back to Reactine (or any other pill form remedy). Plus most health insurance covers the cost.

[FLIPDADY]

Claritin and Tylenol cold daytime do the trick for me.

[TheProfessor]

Originally posted by majic


*knocks on TheProfessor\'s head too* :D

Dem\'s fightin\' words :D

[majic]

Originally posted by TheProfessor



Originally posted by majic


*knocks on TheProfessor\'s head too* :D

Dem\'s fightin\' words :D

see.. (most) chicks don\'t talk like dat ;) :p they also rarely withstand the abuse here..

back to stuffy noses.. mine just dries up when it isn\'t humid enough.. ugh..

[MazdaTree]

I use to take clairitin then the doc said my body may have gotten immune to it so I started reactin.. So I\'ve been on that for the past 2 years now. I just started again yesterday, my nose got all stuffy.... The worst thing is when the allergies act up so does my asthma..:(