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asked by: butterbeans333 on April 20th, 2006

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:p my daughter and I have allergies, my daughter has them so bad she was on allergy shots, double the adult dose of zyrtec, and inlaler, and the doctor wanted to put her on a second inhaler. This lady at my moms church said taking vitamins and herbs at certain times of the day would help. So far she has been medicaiton free for 5 days. Does this seem ludicrous to anyone?

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monica9321

replied on May 3rd, 2006

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Hi, I am glad to hear that the natural way is working for your daughter. :d I know how it is to suffer w/ allergies and get no relief from antihistimines. What are the natural remedies?

monica9321

replied on May 3rd, 2006

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Medicine Free

My mom also suffers from severe allergies, but cant take antihistimiens,they make her feel worse. She drinks nettle tea in the morning and before bed.She reports no more allergies!!!

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