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Posted: Jun 2, 2023 - 8:02am
Manbird wrote: try some oregano oil. about 3 drops under the tongue. clear you right up. it's the only thing that works for me. that's powerful stuff...do you dilute it with water/other oil? i know it has strong antimicrobial properties, and anti-inflammatory properties, latter which i guess helps with allergies.

ScottFromWyoming

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Posted: Jun 2, 2023 - 7:54am
Not a big fan of spring right now.

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Posted: Jun 1, 2021 - 9:05pm
Manbird wrote: try some oregano oil. about 3 drops under the tongue. clear you right up. it's the only thing that works for me. I can't find any around here but I think I know a place to get some.

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Posted: Jun 1, 2021 - 8:18pm
Broke out the nettie pot this afternoon for the first time in years. Just getting over (I hope) a brutal sinus infection after 10 days on doxycycline. Still some gunk that needs to be dealt with to avoid reinfection. We just had the worst time in years for tree pollen in NEO. All the trees came into bloom at the same time this year. A Navage has just moved up the list of priorities.

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Posted: Jun 1, 2021 - 8:06pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Was out mowing the lawn earlier and getting in and around the big pine tree out front, kept brushing up against it... when I came inside and took off my headphones, they were yellow on top with pine pollen. I was driving past a place yesterday and their sprinklers hit their pines and clouds of yellow dust puffed off the branches.

So I'll be over here snorting saline and all the aromastuff and flucotizone? and benadryl and sneezing.

try some oregano oil. about 3 drops under the tongue. clear you right up. it's the only thing that works for me.

ScottFromWyoming

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Posted: Jun 1, 2021 - 7:56pm

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Posted: Oct 7, 2017 - 6:29am
Manbird wrote: Bring it on... I've got my oregano oil ready...

Alexandra

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Posted: Feb 18, 2015 - 11:56am

cc_rider wrote:

I have not tried these products, but they have good reviews. I may try them when my allergies get out of control again.

http://www.herbalogic.com/products/natural-relief-allergies-herbal-remedies-sinuses-herbs-allergy-easy-breather

The cedar pollen has receded here, but oak and pecan will be here soon...

I'm not sure what mine is here in Oregon...but whatever it is, it started blooming now instead of in March or April.

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Posted: Feb 18, 2015 - 11:29am
I have not tried these products, but they have good reviews. I may try them when my allergies get out of control again. http://www.herbalogic.com/products/natural-relief-allergies-herbal-remedies-sinuses-herbs-allergy-easy-breather The cedar pollen has receded here, but oak and pecan will be here soon...

Alexandra

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Posted: Feb 18, 2015 - 10:45am
So when someone eats local honey - something I've been told is a cure-all for seasonal allergies - does it work instantaneously (as in, eating it now would help with spring allergies already in progress) or does it build cumulatively before it works and a resistance kicks in? And if so, how long?

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Posted: Jan 6, 2015 - 6:21am
meower wrote: that I too am allergic to escort services being at the top of the raft it's another bad day in allergy hell for you then. achoo!

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Posted: Jan 5, 2015 - 5:59am
that I too am allergic to escort services being at the top of the raft

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Posted: Jan 5, 2015 - 5:28am

Alexandra wrote:

Did anyone give you any sort of aromatherapy thing—like a candle or those bottles of oil with sticks coming out the top (for Christmas)? It took my mother and I a long time to realize that's what was affecting us. They were the ones from Target.

No, I don't have any of those anymore because they make me sneeze. I think Sally makes me sneeze because she has been more affectionate lately I suppose because of the cold weather. Oh well, I guess I'll learn to live with it.

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Posted: Jan 5, 2015 - 5:00am
2cats wrote: Yes, runny nose, itchy eyes,and a little sneezing. Did anyone give you any sort of aromatherapy thing—like a candle or those bottles of oil with sticks coming out the top (for Christmas)? It took my mother and I a long time to realize that's what was affecting us. They were the ones from Target.

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Posted: Jan 5, 2015 - 4:45am

Alexandra wrote:

Is it sniffles/sneezing or asthma?

I have deducted that whatever was giving me chronic asthma is NOT in Ohio. Since I've been here, I haven't had to use my inhaler and my lungs are clear for the first time in weeks. Makes me wonder if maybe I'm allergic to one of the Oregon fir or cedar trees.

(Except it's only bad in fall/winter)

Yes, runny nose, itchy eyes,and a little sneezing.

Alexandra

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Posted: Jan 5, 2015 - 4:15am

2cats wrote:

Why am I having an allergy attack when it is 20 degrees outside on January 5?

Is it sniffles/sneezing or asthma?

I have deducted that whatever was giving me chronic asthma is NOT in Ohio. Since I've been here, I haven't had to use my inhaler and my lungs are clear for the first time in weeks. Makes me wonder if maybe I'm allergic to one of the Oregon fir or cedar trees.

(Except it's only bad in fall/winter)

2cats

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Posted: Jan 5, 2015 - 3:47am
Why am I having an allergy attack when it is 20 degrees outside on January 5?

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Posted: Oct 4, 2014 - 1:16pm

DaveInVA wrote:

Everyday is allergy season for me because of all my food allergies. But there is something outside now that's making it really bad during my daily walks. For me instead of itchy eyes and runny nose I just get tons of post nasal drip mucus so I can't sleep or even use a Cpap. It sucks.

I get that in the spring. It gets so bad that some mornings I vomit up clear, foamy mucus that I've swallowed in my sleep, I even stopped drinking beer during the first couple weeks of baseball season in an attempt to eliminate all possible contributing factors, but thankfully that wasn't the cause.

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Posted: Oct 4, 2014 - 1:05pm
Everyday is allergy season for me because of all my food allergies. But there is something outside now that's making it really bad during my daily walks. For me instead of itchy eyes and runny nose I just get tons of post nasal drip mucus so I can't sleep or even use a Cpap. It sucks.

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Posted: Oct 4, 2014 - 12:58pm
Alexandra wrote: What in the world is out, suddenly, that has me sneezing 10 times in a row and giving me watery eyes. I thought all my allergies were in spring. Is there ragweed in Oregon? Probably. . . . Oy, and I have a bike ride today. Mine kick up every time the lawn is cut(which of course was Thursday afternoon, just in time to be half blind for the baseball playoffs).

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