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01-23-2023 08:26 PM
01-23-2023 08:42 PM
It's mucus...buy over the counter pills...big selection.
Post nasal drip......have had it all my life
Could be strange weather pattern this year
01-23-2023 08:51 PM
Right there with ya. Exact symptoms. As are many people I know. I have come to realize allergies can be year round. More common than you might think. Very strange weather where I live in Tennessee as well. I have a feeling nothing will help much until the weather clears up and becomes more consistent. Hopefully we all feel better soon!😊
01-23-2023 08:53 PM
@Sapphiregal Over the last 15 years I've developed "seasonal allergies" on & off,throughout the year. I've tried nearly everything prescription & over the counter stuff.
I found three things that work for me . The first, is I drink a lot of water & tea with lemon. It helps to thin the mucus.Secondly , I take an antihistamine.This helps to dry out the mucus.
Thirdly, I take a Pepcid Complete. Pepcid is for reflux,which I have. Sometimes reflux can cause mucus from your stomach to back up into your throat.Pepcid keeps this from happening.I was told to try it years ago by a gastroenterologist.
These work for me.I'm not saying they will work for you. Good luck. I hope you find relief. I know how uncomfortable it can get.
01-23-2023 08:56 PM - edited 01-23-2023 08:58 PM
I have allergies all year every year and my doctor told me to take Mucinex DM Extra Strength. I have been taking one pill every day for years and it really does help. It helps with the coughing.
01-23-2023 09:29 PM
@fthunt wrote:It's mucus...buy over the counter pills...big selection.
Post nasal drip......have had it all my life
Could be strange weather pattern this year
I can't take just anything over the counter due to my crazy blood pressure issues. I have tried Zertec and Corricidin and they do nothing. I can't imagine dealing with this all your life! You have my sympathies.
01-23-2023 09:31 PM
I may have to try the Pepcid AC. I don't have acid reflux, but, I gag easily and this mess just about makes me throw up!
01-24-2023 01:50 AM
@Sapphiregal Have u tried OTC Loratadine. I cannot take Zytec or Corriciden either but Loratadine 10 MG has been working for me for years and one of my allergies is dogs which I have. I also use a nasal spray.
01-24-2023 07:00 AM
01-24-2023 10:10 AM
It usually take 4 days or so for Flonase nasal spray to build up enough to relieve symptoms. Most allergists say to begin using nasal spray abt 2 weeks before trees/grasses blooming for most people who suffer from seasonal allergies .
Try Mucinix to reduce phlegm. Maybe your vents need cleaning or air filters need changing . Dust can stick to miniblinds and fabric window treatments . Do you have old carpet ?
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