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  1. I have the Benadryl in capsule and also liquid. The liquid is for children but it gets into the blood stream faster than the capsule. I carry the capsules in my purse. The best thing for you would be to see an allergist and take the allergy tests.

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  2. I have the capsules, I didn't think of the liquid Benedryl, I wonder if that works faster? What my symptoms were, I started sneezing, and my nose running, and I was really congested in my head and sinuses, and my chest started to really hurt, and I

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  3. You really do need to be tested for allergies. Also I keep liquid Benadryl for when I have an allergic reaction to anything. Mine usually starts with lips tingling and throat swelling. That is a strong reaction and I take 2 or 3 teaspoons of Benad

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  4. Wow, I really, really love nuts, ahh.... getting used to giving up lots of goodies, don't eat ice cream anymore, learning how to make a sort of vegetarian ice cream with other things besides dairy products, cannot eat yogurt too much either, going to

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  5. Yes, I remember those better times, what a shame, it was so nice and classy to go into a nice clean rest room. To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2011 8:46 AM Subject: Re: Anyone have a spare head? And calling it a

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  6. Yep, I will have to change some of the cooking I am doing, I have already cleaned any nuts or anything like candy or products that have been processed on the same machinery as nuts, I have been learning for a while now about crossing from one food to

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  7. I often just leave the nuts out of recipes that call for them. I'm not allergic to them. I just don't particularly like them mixed up in other foods. I'll sit down and eat cashews or peanuts out of hand until the cows come home, though. lol Slat

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  8. I'd do the same. I like nuts, but a biscuit isn't going to suffer really if you don't put them in. (And since we've been talking about the differences between English and American English recently, here, a cookie is a specific type of biscuit)Jenn Th

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  9. I still buy a new Easter Bonnet every year, LOL. I think I will put wheat germ in my butterball cookies instead of pecans, oh.....I love pecans, oh well, would rather breathe than eat nuts. To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Friday, December 16,

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  10. Im so sorry, that seems to be another things is always happening, we always have to wait for meds in the pharmacy? I have been reading they are running out of meds, certain ones and you have to wait, what the heck is happening in this country?

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  11. another update i tried to take the pils last night but they could not be crushed like i wanted them to cause they were rubbery so i put it in icecream and tried to take it but instead i ended up chocking in it and parts got stuck in my throat, and i

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  12. I would go to the pharmacy and tell them you can't take the pills. See if they can help youCindy To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2011 4:54 PM Subject: Re: I need help with my cough please help i get better for few days

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  13. On my last skin test that I had, they didnt even use an actual needle...it was relatively painless! They have what looks like lancets that they use for diabetes sugar testing and theres a drop of the specific allergen in it. They touched it to my s

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  14. My brother in law would take offense to his name being used to refer to such a place...lol. At his house we just call it the head or the outhouse...ironically the bathroom in his basement/man-cave/homework place is decorated with pictures of outhous

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  15. We do, yes. Jenn Tha can tek t'lass outta Yorkshire...! Don't brand me, don't classify me, don't tell me what to wear. I'll be who I want to be, and I'm proud to be me. To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Sunday, 18 December 2011, 5:21 Subject:

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  16. Chip,Just a little forewarning here: the work at the North Pole is seasonal. And they only hire people of very small stature.Sheri

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  17. Thanks for comments about mold allergy. I do, indeed, have a mold allergy. After flooding in our basement, years ago, before we had the area around our farm home tiled, we had mold a foot deep in one room!!! That sent me to an allergist 3 hours away

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  18. thanks for the help willo i called my reg doctor today and after wanting to know more about my cough all they could say was we r not going to do anything for u, u either have asthma problems or something else so take ur rescue inhaler a good bit and

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  19. Hi Jenn, I love the winter, my health always seems to improve in the cold weather. This mild soggy stuff isn't helping me at all, I need a few frosty days to kill off the assorted nasties that attack me most of the year. In Cornwall we love snow!

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  20. Jann, So sorry about your mold problem! It really is a mess to get it all cleaned up. I've had mold allergies since I was a kid. It's one of my worst allergens and triggers a non-productive nagging cough until I use my rescue inhaler. My allergi

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  21. OK, so it didn't last long! I am down to 2mgs of preds for the first time in years and was eagerly awaiting tomorrow when I could actually stop them. Alas it was not meant to be, over the last week my breathing has deteriorated, my peakflow down to

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  22. Hi I would be frustrated too with your situation. i have had a chronic cough it seems for a few years now with my asthma i would be changing doctors if my PCP told me that i would go to the walk in or ER for treatment if it is that bad. tell them u w

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  23. Well, I hope you make a decision soon, you shouldn't go any longer as sick as you are saying. Sometimes it pays to only listen to your own heart, and what it is telling you to do. To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Thursday, December 8, 2011 5:2

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  24. Definitely go to the er. They will treat the cough and give you breathing treatments. They can also give you a referral to an asthma/allergy specialist. You may find more help and understanding with an allergist over a pulmonologist. I would defi

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  25. Tracheitis is an inflammation of the trachea.[1] Although the trachea is usually considered part of the lower respiratory tract, in ICD-10 tracheitis is classified under "Acute upper respiratory infections". Bacterial tracheitis is a bacterial infect

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