Welcome to Hell. Population, me and about 40 million other people. So if you see some crabby or lackluster faces right now, there are some very good reasons for this.
Either this person has allergies or they just watched Jersey Shore.
I grew up on a farm, so you would think anyone living on a farm with almost no air conditioning would be immune to this type of thing. Well guess again! As the days of Summer waned, I found myself increasingly miserable, and just in time for the start of the school year. The allergens in the air played hokey pokey in my nostrils and made life rotten.
To give you an example, sinus pressure and the general feeling of irritation in my eyes, pretty much ruined most of my weekend. I had an extreme sinus headache couple with a migraine to take away the last day of the weekend. It really isn’t any fun.
Approximately 1 million people also suffer from Mullet Allergies.
Sure, there are tons of different treatments that one can take for allergies. How many of those are actually effective? Well, some lessen the effects for awhile, but they’re still there. Others work well for a few doses and then seem to stop working for me altogether. It’s really hard to get an active plan against this raging world of allergens. My allergy treatment is a revolving door of insanity.
The weather outside is downright beautiful folks. Have you noticed it? I sure have. Unfortunately, if I stay outside too long, my allergies fly through the roof and can put me away for days. But man, is it nice out. What should be a wonderful time of the year is more miserable than a new TV series starring David Hasselhoff. Nobody should be subjected to that.
So what the question is, do you suffer from allergies? What do you do to combat this age old enemy? How do you thumb your nose at it? If you don’t mind, I’m going to go snort a nettie pot. Good day!
I have the same problem, but what I do is keep three allergy meds available all the time. I flip b/w sinus and antihistamines and I just keep switching, because as you said, they seem to work for three doses and then quit otherwise.
ReplyDeleteI'm doing a cycle right now of the generic versions of Alevert and Cirtec. The Cirtec stuff worked absolute miracles! So I figure I will alternate each day and see what happens. Also using the nasal rinse stuff. Boy is THAT fun!
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