I was born w/ allergies & 2019 was a banner year for me. Hubby & I traveled to OK in May & after a day outdoors in the wet woods, developed some rather intense symptoms. Despite snow & rain (plus a sandstorm) on the way back to CA, it turned into a severe problem. 4 months of Rx, allergy pills & nasal spray 2x daily followed since it's likely I fit 2 or 3 categories above. I was also beginning serious house cleaning & decluttering. We have since removed the wall to wall carpeting & replaced w/ vinyl laminate. So much easier to keep clean. We do have a couple rugs & I'm looking for new replacements materials that provide sound insulation, warmth & cushioning w/o trapping allergens. Lots to consider when we get to our new home!
Report
I use a neti pot during allergy season. My doctor said it will wash the allergens out of my nose. It does seem to help a lot and I don't get sinus headaches.
Report
AREED78
I didn't think about showering after I got back home, that would probably help. I spend all day outside sometimes, and my allergies get really bad. Changing clothes would be the best, I don't know why I never thought of that. http://www.entwoodlands.com/our-services/a llergy/
Report
TTOMPSON
I want to help my husband with his allergies. It's been a really hard year for him. I just want to make sure he's living okay this next year! http://www.bvaac.com/
Report
We have since removed the wall to wall carpeting & replaced w/ vinyl laminate. So much easier to keep clean. We do have a couple rugs & I'm looking for new replacements materials that provide sound insulation, warmth & cushioning w/o trapping allergens. Lots to consider when we get to our new home! Report
llergy/ Report