Monday, April 21, 2008
And the ITCHING continues.....
I am sick and tired of being SICK and TIRED. These stupid allergies are driving me crazy. I have not had this many bad days in a long time. Here is the real problem. I can take drugs to feel better but my ability to function is severely limited--I want to sleep and if i can't sleep i just am dragging. But the alternative is to scratch, itch, water and in general feel miserable. Do i really have a GOOD choice--which is the lesser of the two evils? I have yet to figure this out.
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LeighAnn,
Here is another alterintive. THE NETTE POT. My Yoga teacher told me about it and it has worked great for my allergies. It is from India, and it is a little pot that you put warm water in with some salt and pour into one of your nose nostrals. Then you let it drain out the other one. I know it sounds weird but it really works at cleaning out your nose. Oprah even had it on her show. I got mine at HENRYS but I think you can get them at any Drug store. I am not sure though. Hopefully that helps. Annette
Ya, I can relate to you. I take singular but, it makes me sleepy and I come home from my route sleepy, then take pill, sleep and wake up sleepy.
So, my doc says take 1/2 before I go bed at night(supposed to be 4 hours of sleep) but, lately like 2-3 hours before 1:30am. Yikes.
then when I get home between 4:30-5:30am, depends on the day, I am supposed to take 1/2 more.
then I get up say between 10-11am.
I don't like that late sleeping stuff but, I have to, no choice.
well, today, tired brain and took the whole pill and yikes I am dragging like you said. But, you know sometimes I take it and it is fine. other days and it knocks me on my block.
So, I use nasal spray also and sometimes vicks. I also just had my part #1 of eye surgery but, yikes my eyes are watery, well sorta and red, some is cuz of dry eyes.
I also eat good and exercise, like I am sure you do.
But, I wish you luck as it is tough with these allergies. I Know my route friend, takes non-drowsy sutafed.
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