Hay fever

[evertonandchelmsford]

When I was a child my hay feaver was terrible every summer people get it at different times of the summer depending on the types of pollen I don't know what particular one is mine but it always seems to be from the start of June.

I tried so many different tablets, syrups, homeopathic medicine, local honey etc. but nothing worked. Until about 7/8 years ago my doctor recommended taking a nasal spray which is called fluticasone propionate. I feel so much better taking it and have hardly had any problems since. I tend to not take it unless if the pollen is bad and I can feel it being a problem as the bottles aren't huge and costly but worth paying for instead of the constant irritation.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

my lad gets it bad, dreading next year if he has it when he's sitting his gcse's.

Loratadine sometimes or if there's a high pollen count fexofenadine, also had nasal spray and eye drops too.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Never suffered from Hay Fever until about to seven or eight years ago. Get it in my eyes from about mid-April to middle of May. Doc reckons its Beech trees. Had it really bad about 5 years ago, both eyes. For two weeks, couldn't drive the car, read, watch TV etc., This year was rather odd, got it in my left eye but not my right! I use Optichrom drops which eases things a bit but doesn't cure it.

Sounds similar to me. GP said it was an allergy to tree pollen which is unfortunate as I live in the country.

 

[Jamiednm]

Used to get horrific hay fever when I were a lad. Eyes stinging, migraines, nose bleeds in addition to all the usual fun symptoms.

I don’t get it half as bad these days, even though it can be very uncomfortable on high count days.

I don’t take any medication for it though, I just power through.

 

[AndyC]

Hi all,
If you suffer from Hay Fever, you can be cured of it... and I do mean cured !!!
Conventional western medicines like Piriton and all the usually available stuff don't cure, they merely relieve the symptoms.

I genuinely and very, very seriously recommend you to visit a Chinese Herbalist - arguably the best one in the UK is the Shanghai Acupuncture Clinic on Portland Street in Manchester, and they have a branch in Bradford, West Yorkshire too.

I first went in 1994 after donkeys years of hating the summertime, snotty nose, itchy eyes, feeling tired, blocked nasal passages, the whole nine yards.
I went to the SAC in Manchester to try acupuncture and they said, "no need, we'll give you a herbal remedy".
They made me four bags of assorted ingredients which you use over four consecutive days, and then nothing for three days.
You empty one bag into a pan of about a pint and a half of water, bring it to the boil and then simmer for about 20 minutes stirring every so often. It doesn't smell particularly nice, so open your kitchen window.
After 20 minutes, drain the liquid through a sieve and you'll get about a half pint of what looks like dirty chocolate brown liquid (like liquid poo).
Allow this to cool to a drinkable temperature, still warm, not cold, and then down in one.
It doesn't taste particularly nice either, but the taste does not linger !!!

I did this for four weeks and it cured me 100% of hay fever !!!!

I've only been back once more since and then I only got enough for one week i.e. four bags... and I've never had to go back again since.

I now thoroughly enjoy the summer time, sit out in the garden etc etc etc

My message to y'all is very simple... stop bothering with sprays, pills and injections that will not cure you !!!

Do something that worked like a miracle for me and get to a Chinese Herbalist right now !!!!!!!

I asked the lady who dealt with me why the effect was so dramatically good and she explained that the ingredients of the 'medicinal recipe' are items not available in western medicine and as such, my body had never experienced them and so they reacted and worked their magic powers literally within minutes of my drinking the first one.

Guys and gals, I am not joking here, I am deadly serious... end your summertime misery and pain... get to a Chinese Herbalist and if you're anywhere near Manchester, I recommend the one above 1000% !!!!!!!!!