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Anti_Rice_Guy

09-22-2008 01:47 PM

Damn, you ARE learning something at school Ryan!

cdacda13

09-22-2008 02:36 PM

I just learned my allergy medication causes depression and thoughts of suicide. Great right, but it does explain a few things.

Squirrel

09-23-2008 12:00 AM

Go see an allergy specialist, thats what i did, now i get weekly shots of xolair hopefully they'll start to kick in soon (says it takes a couple months)... ive had DS surgery, tonsils out (helped a lil)... i do nasal flushes, take medication, and nasal sprays on a daily basis and it helps fight it pretty well

Savage_Messiah

09-23-2008 02:07 AM

damn eric, you got it bad... I got allergy shots for years (weekly, then monthly). DEFINTELY helped out.

JL8Jeff

09-27-2008 12:29 PM

Wow, got another sinus headache kicking in today. I'm thinking it might be more weather related though.

1972LT1

09-28-2008 01:59 AM

My left ear has been f'd up the last 2 days....everytime I move I hear/feel that water in the ear noise.

Knipps

10-09-2008 12:33 AM

Something to consider

http://www.epocrates.com/products/do...ml?cid=EMN1008

Quote:

Saline irrigation more effective than spray for nasal symptoms

US researchers evaluated 121 adults with chronic nasal and sinus symptoms (stuffiness, congestion, or thick/ discolored nasal discharge) ongoing for over 6 months. Patients were randomized to isotonic saline via spray or as a large volume nasal irrigation instilled into the nostril, similar to the traditional neti pot procedure. After twice daily treatments for 2 months, along with their usual treatments, patients were evaluated using a previously validated instrument, the 20-item Sino-Nasal Outcome Test (SNOT-20) score. (Apparently, cardiologists and oncologists are not the only specialists who can invent clever acronyms.) SNOT scores improved approximately twice as much on average in the irrigation group, showing significant changes at both 4 and 8 weeks.

79CamaroDiva

10-09-2008 05:58 PM

sick still... i've had laryngitis for over aw eek now. doesn't help that my job is talking to kids every day. went to the docs today and she gave me an inhaler and some antibiotics. hopefully that'll work.

knipps, you're the pharmacy major right? PM me if you are, gots a question.

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