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Q: Severe, long-term allergies?
asked by: Thus Spoke Mia on August 3rd, 2008
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I've had allergies for my entire life, however, since the beginning of summer they've become much worse and have begun to last longer than they ever have before.

I went to see my doctor, and explained to him that I went camping with my boyfriend and his family, and was stuffed up on the first night. That happened just over a month ago. Ever since then, I've been sneezing, coughing, and constantly blowing my nose. My doctor is uncertain as to what may be triggering the sudden spike in severity, but isn't worried - since my allergies are responding well to medications like Clariton (sp?) and Benadryl.

I guess there's no need to point out that I, on the other hand, would like to be able to breathe correctly without medicating the crap out of myself. Rolling Eyes

Does anyone have any experience with this problem? Am I just reacting to the season a little more strongly than usual? Any ideas, thoughts or opinions would be appreciated.

Thanks.
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