House Dust Allergy

Description: House dust is a major cause of year-round runny or stuffy nose, itchy, watery eyes and sneezing for allergy sufferers. ... more

House Dust Allergy ... Dust can also make people with asthma experience wheezing, coughing and shortness of breath.

Newest Review: ... will write later in this opinion. They did however give me a different spray, which was a slight variation to Flixonase, but ... more

... apparently a tad stronger. At this point I was optimistic, and genuinely [foolishly] felt like my problem was finally going to be cured. A year passed, and I had been taking this new nasal spray on and off, with no improvement whatsoever. Damn, where would I go from here? Well, after four years, I made my third visit to the Doctors regarding my nose, and what was wrong with it. Same shit, different year. After a two or three minute talk with the Doctor, who repeated exactly what he said the previous year, I was fobbe...more

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House Dust Allergy: 6 (1925 words)
by - written on 11/09/01 (Very useful, 958 readings)
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I am not really sure how to tackle something like this, and it is not the type of category I usually write in. So, bare with me, this is effectively an experiment, but one that I hope goes well. Ahem, well, this is an opinion about my experience of the house dust allergy, as the title suggests really. Bit of history? You got it buster. From the age of about, ooh, 10 I'd say, I sneezed almost constantly. It started in the winter, so people just guessed it was a cold or something, all usual and normal, nothing to worry about. But, this supposed 'cold' lasted throughout the winter, into the spring, and through the summer, past autumn and into the winter ... Read the complete review

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