Flower it is nice to see you post, you have been missed. Please keep yourself safe.💛
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: Chestnut63
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27 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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I missed all of you too 💕
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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Flower 🤗 it’s great to see you post! Sorry you’ve been having problems with allergies, do you know all of the causes? Take good care of your immune system 💪 💪
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: Nutricali
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Hi Flower - so sorry to hear you have been suffering so much. My hayfever was bad this year, but not so much that I couldn't cope. I remember how I suffered when taking exams at school - back in the 70's the teachers didn't care my eyes swelled and I had a nose which ran like a tap, just told me to grow up! People who don't suffer with allergies don't appreciate how debilitating it can be. I do hope you manage to find something to help soon. Stay safe and stay as well as you can. C xx
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: ChrisFGL9
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Yh Nutricali, it’s the pollen in the air that triggers it, Nettle pollen urticar weed and birch pollen, plants basically, They said it could be the 4th symptom of Coronavirus but I’ve had rashes for 5 months now so I’m sure it’s just allergies 👍🏻 Hope you’re doing well 😊💕
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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Thanks Chris I’ve been taking Loratadine Antihistamines and using Hydrocortisone cream and Calamine lotion with showers before applying them on the skin 😊 I get really itchy all over especially in my palms/hand and feet.
It’s the first time I’ve got rashes, hope your allergies get better too xx
Waiting for the pollen to clear up next month 👍🏻
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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I agree pollen count has been insane this year. I dont suffer with hay fever but i have certainly had a prickly nose this year.
hopwfully with the weather cooling and autumn on its way you'll be feeling better soon x
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: Belial87
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I’m glad it’s not Covid 🤭 Hope things get better next month 🤞 I didn’t find my allergies were too bad this year but the only thing I’d really changed was to take vitamins and drink probiotics. It might be worth a try to see if it helps
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: Nutricali
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Hello - thanks for your posts, I'm writing as I too have been having unexplained rashes since August. Mine seem to be triggered by pressure. Curious if you have a history or yours have appeared after nowhere like mine did. I suspect I may have had covid after I suffered an upset stomach and severe body aches in August, a week after which the rashes started. I had shrugged if off, but reading your post makes me wonder....
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: arsyvarsy
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Hi arsyvarsy, it’s the first time I’ve ever had rashes, I didn’t get an upset stomach or aches with mine though, I’ve had it since May, literally when summer started, the heatwave made it even worse, my mum, niece, sister-in-law and her friend have it too, my mum had a blood test they said it’s just allergies, I am sensitive to certain type of plants yh, I’m thinking about buying an air purifier but I’m really waiting for the pollen to clear up. Another reason for rashes could be is washing your hands too much when this pandemic began as soap is an irritant so stripping away the good stuff from your hands. Hope you get well soon xx
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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Thanks Nutricali, I hope it’s not 😳 my family think I have it, gonna ask for vitamins as i have been thinking about taking them too 👍🏻 I’ve heard of Vitamin D being really good especially
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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Thanks Belial i hope so 😭💕
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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I think so, I take Vitamin D too! Especially during lockdown
27 sep. 20 por el miembro: Nutricali
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Hello FlowerB - well I always take Loratadine now and this year I had to buy a larger supply because the 'season' went on much longer than usual for me. When I was 'a wee lad' someone suggested a spoonful of honey every morning. I have tried it but never kept it up 'religiously' so I cant actually say if it helped. I dont know if that was an old wives tale or if the lady meant Manuka Honey (before it came into vogue. I ought to try it again I suppose. Hayfever is an inconvenience as I have suffered it so many years. As a child I was taking Piriton which always has the effect of putting me to sleep - not good when I was taking it in the morning before school! Now there are a wider variety of things and mostly non-drowsy. A far wose allergy for me is shellfish. Hubby will confirm I HAVE to steer clear as we went out for a Chinese meal on my birthdya not long after we got together. The crispy king prawns looked lovely and I thought 'one wont hurt'. How wrong i was - nearly had to call an ambulance! Oops! Not making that mistake again - but it happened accidently years later at an official function when there was no warning about prawns in Chinese Money Bags on a buffet. I was found in a corner with a jug of iced water gasping for air begging people not to let the Big Boss know or he would hit the roof and call ambulance! See I am not a Drama Queen! This year I managed to get a bad rash on one hand but that, I think, was where I brushed against a huge weed in a field and found out later it is poisonous. Live and learn. Hope you start feeling better very soon. Nothing worse than feeling 'rubbish' (polite version) as people often cant understand why you feel so rough. xx
28 sep. 20 por el miembro: ChrisFGL9
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Thanks Chris, I’m sorry to hear about your experience, must have been awful, Urticar weed plant nettle pollen is my arch enemy lol besides the bloody birch pollen everywhere from trees! I wore a tracksuit jacket for the first time in 5 months, it also stopped me from scratching myself in this cold weather, sometimes it just itches in the most random areas! I’ve seen anti allergy clothing online but I hope it’s not a scam lol expensive too
28 sep. 20 por el miembro: flowerbunny2
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Chris, I have heard that you should have local honey. I have no clue if it really works.
28 sep. 20 por el miembro: Belial87
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Thanks Beli - I must try that then. A neighbour has several hives and sells the honey in the village shop, which e owns. Apparently he had a bumper year this year but I missed out as every time I went to get some they had sold out and now I know he has none left. You'd think he would save a jar for a neighbour - lol. Other places locally do sell it as there are an amazing lot of hives dotted around which I find when on dog walks - just tucked in little bits of woodland at the sides of fields and places like that. Apparently this year the Rape was amazing (didnt my nose and throat tell me!) and the honey has been tasting amazingly floral from it.....
29 sep. 20 por el miembro: ChrisFGL9
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Flower that was kind of you. Yes a horrible experience as I felt my throat close up and apparently I turned beetroot red. Had a huge jug of iced water which helped. Some years ago I was driving across Salisbury Plain in Summer and I had a similar experience because all I could see for miles in all directions was Oil Seed Rape - lovely golden yellow flowers but for me..... I felt my thorat going and raced into a village, screeched to a halt and ran into a little shop - threw a five pound note on the counter and grabbed chilled bottles of drinks. After 2 I would breath again and turned to find two old ladies staring at me terrified looks on their faces. A madman had run into the shop and thrown money at them as he grabbed drinks..... I eventually managed to explain and apologise but didnt dare go into the shop again. After that when I went that way I carried bottles of chilled water!
29 sep. 20 por el miembro: ChrisFGL9
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Chris ley me know if it makes a difference. Always nice to get proper data for these things.
29 sep. 20 por el miembro: Belial87
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