electricdriver78
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90 messages
joined Dec 2002
allergy tests aren't actually injections, at least not how they do them here in the States
they just use this tiny little lancet to make small scratches on your forearm, I ended up with about 18 on each arm since each scratch is for a different allergen, and then they drop a bit of the irritant onto each spot and check for a reaction after ten minutes or so so you know exactly what's triggering you
my eyes have been acting up all summer long... and I can't even take antihistamines because of how they react with my other medications, so I just rely on Allegra whenever it actually works, but if it doesn't, well, I guess that's just life
just try not to rub them, because that usually makes the irritation even worse
maybe give the new Allegra Allergy a shot, it seems a bit stronger
allergies tend to hit you out of nowhere most of the time
I actually found out just last weekend that I'm allergic to walnuts😢 and I've never had an issue with them before in my life
as far as environmental allergies go, I can't stand common grass😕, maple, ragweed, jasmine, and house dust... I think testing for ragweed is kind of silly, like nobody actually wants to be around it anyway, so why bother