Allergy levels texas
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I feel your pain! I have lived in Texas for 3 years now. Since moving here I have developed cluster headaches, asthma, allergy to my much loved cats and severe nasal congestion in the spring. My nasal congestion is so severe that I can't sleep. When I do fall asleep I wake from dreams about not being able to breath. I take Claritin D 24 hour because it's supposed to be the best. I am going to try taking 2 of them at a time. I have to worry about my blood pressure though.
I have been to opthalmologist 6 times and they have prescribed me steroids drops, allergy drops, antibiotic gels drops. They even suggest I take allergy medicine daily. I haven’t worn contact or make up in over a year. I have tried so many eyes products for dry eye, allergy eye, etc….. I’ve been to 3 different opthalmologist for help and nothing seems to work. Any suggestions?
For many people, allergy season has become a year-round stint, according to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI). But there's good news too. "With the latest allergy treatments available, there's no reason for anyone to go around feeling miserable," says William Howland, MD, director of the Asthma and Allergy Center of Austin, Texas.
ask your doctor about singulair - allergy based asthma drug that might help if taken at bedtime; or take a normal allergy med before bed to hopefully limit the allergy reaction.
Pollen is the worse first thing in the morning.
I would still do allergy shots - they make your symptoms disappear and are worth the long term commitment.
Of course, a second opinion might be a good idea, especially since your doctor has some thoughts about IgE levels that I have never heard. I have heard of people with much higher IgE levels - even reaching into the 3000 range. Usually they have a lot of eczema problems and other issues.
I hope that helps some. You have a hard decision to make.
Do you live in Texas? Many who never had allergies come to Texas and bam! It’s coughing, wheezing, runny nose Ect. Sometimes switching up your allergy meds can do the trick. As the only ones that work for me are Zyrtec and singular. I also use advair 500/50 when I have a flair or during my worst time of the year for me (April-may). But that cough is the frigging worst I have to get prescribe opioids for the cough at night just so I can sleep.
I live in Texas where fall and spring have very high allergy counts. I am suffering over here because it seems as though all allergy medication is class c or lower. Class a and class b medications aren't helping me at all. I'm too congested for a neti pot, nothing ever comes out the other end, regardless of how often I blow my nose. Anyone have any advice??
I live in an area of Texas (Austin) that may be the worst for allergy sufferers. I was much better in February but March has brought back the clogged ears, tinnitus, and severally stuffy nose. I have had this for 2 1/2 weeks now.
Back in December I was on 4 weeks of antibiotics for an infection which helped me heal. I am not currently on antibiotics but I am on steroid nose sprays, zyrtec and singulair and nothing seems to help. The ringing, clogged ears and stuffy nose are killing me.
I was conceived just over the hill from the Rocketdyne testing grounds near Simi Valley California just as the moonshots were begining. We moved to Texas when I was just two or three years of age. My two sisters were born and raised in Texas. My paternal cousins were born and raised in Wisconsin and in Texas. We all have asthma, but only mine has been disabling.
I had exercise-induced asthma until young adult-hood. Since then I have had only allergy-induced asthma.
its always loose. However if its swollen due to allergy infection drying irritation it swells and looks like a blister its called chemosis. Try cool compresses and Ophthcon A or Zaditor OTC drops.
When I lived in Calif. my asthma went away. I moved to N. Fla. and in 4 years it has gotten severly worse. Is there anyplace to move where it is not densely populated, where the medicine is up to date and it does not cost an arm & a leg to live there. Austin is out of the question as is going back to California. Would living close to the ocean help?
It has increased from 5000 to 9000 in just a few weeks. She has a tree nut allergy but no other symptoms such as asthma or eczema or a parasite. Does anyone know what other things we should test for and what kind of specialist we should see in addition to allergist?
Anyone live in texas? I am due in 21 days with my first. I would like to meet or talk with moms :) my friends where i am are so young and ots just not the same. :/ ive only been living in Arlington since August last yr ..
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