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#21
Get the shot! lol I did for several years. I was allergic to EVERYTHING I should have lived in a bubble and then it still probably wouldn't have been allergin free! Now it is as if I was never allergic to anything in my life! They really do allow for a normal life, and they only take about 15 minutes out of your week.
When I was a baby my dad refused to get rid of the cat so my mom gave him a bath once a week and she would add a little bit of downy (fabric softner) to the water. I never had a problem and the cat splet with my most of my life.
When I was a baby my dad refused to get rid of the cat so my mom gave him a bath once a week and she would add a little bit of downy (fabric softner) to the water. I never had a problem and the cat splet with my most of my life.
#22
Did you find out if it was dust mites or house dust? Dust mites are a very common allergy. Here is a link to an article about them from the Mayo Clinic http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/dust-mites/DS00842
#23
Originally Posted by amandasgramma
I'd tell him to stay out of your quilting room!!!
I have severe allergies and asthma. And we live in a VERY dusty area and have two cats and I HATE cleaning house. That being said....I take Zyrtec every day for the allergies during bad times and sometimes I add Sudafed at night. I'm still alive and I'm still quilting. Oh, the cats are still here, too.
I have severe allergies and asthma. And we live in a VERY dusty area and have two cats and I HATE cleaning house. That being said....I take Zyrtec every day for the allergies during bad times and sometimes I add Sudafed at night. I'm still alive and I'm still quilting. Oh, the cats are still here, too.
flonase & claratin every day, sometime add in advil sinus or sinus spray...i have a full artillery to use....but not gonna quit quilting!
#24
Originally Posted by QuiltingGrannie
Thanks for all the tips. He also found out he is allergic to several foods! Onions, nuts (except almonds), strawberries, oats, eat yolks. Oh, and two of the meds he is on aren't helping either, so they are working on changing those.
Are you vacuuming your mattress'? That actually is a big one! Once I got my Kirby that is something that I now do often. In fact, check your vacuum cleaner and see if it has a HEPA filter in it. They do help!!!
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Originally Posted by sewcrafty
Originally Posted by QuiltingGrannie
Thanks for all the tips. He also found out he is allergic to several foods! Onions, nuts (except almonds), strawberries, oats, eat yolks. Oh, and two of the meds he is on aren't helping either, so they are working on changing those.
Are you vacuuming your mattress'? That actually is a big one! Once I got my Kirby that is something that I now do often. In fact, check your vacuum cleaner and see if it has a HEPA filter in it. They do help!!!
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I too have allergies. Allergist says I am his most allergic patient. Can't do the nasal sprays or that antihistamines but once in a while. Ever heard of someone being allergic to antihistamines. (Sleep for long time like 24-36 hours).
Nettie pot helps, tile floor, cover mattress and pillows, rainbow vacuum or hepa filter vacuum, Hepa air filtes, hire a maid once a week to throughly dust. But if he won't cooperate, tell him you are increasing his life insurance and hiring a hit man. LOL
Nettie pot helps, tile floor, cover mattress and pillows, rainbow vacuum or hepa filter vacuum, Hepa air filtes, hire a maid once a week to throughly dust. But if he won't cooperate, tell him you are increasing his life insurance and hiring a hit man. LOL
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