my allergies are the worst they have been in years, mine you my allergies are always bad. But this year wow !!!, anyone else having a bad spring? Anyone have a good cure for them.

Been fighting it for the last month and half here in Tn , but this pass two weeks it’s really kicked my butt .

Allegra is my survival tool

This year its crapping out before evening

Worst ever, and not just for me.

Eat more honey.

Coming on strong here the last week in ny ….haven’t taken medicine in a couple years but when the pine pollen starts falling I’m sure that will change this year … I take xyzal one a day tablets they r over the counter and work great for me ….

Local raw unfiltered honey can help if the allergen in question is a source that your local bees work. If it's something they do not then no benefit for allergy desensitization. But still great benefit for all the good stuff honey has in it.

Had them bad years ago I just kept doing my daily stuff it kind of worked my way through it now the bad days are behind me it seems like. I can’t think of the last time took allergy meds.

Same here!

Moosetrot

Last year I had a bad reaction to a larger than normal amount of mulberry pollen, produced by some of my male mulberry trees, near my bedroom windows. I used a chainsaw to remedy that problem for this year. I take prescribed Allegra every morning too.

Keith

My insurance Humana, won't pay for it so I buy Generic Equate Allegra

My son in law has or had the same problem He went on a total carnivore diet and has had zero allergies since.

I had a reaction to the allergy meds they knocked me out no matter what the package said nap time was a coming. LOL A couple Sudafed pills made my face tingle so I quit taking them.

Pollen is a big problem here because most of our region is birch forests which produce a lot of pollen when birch blooms, and some years it blooms simultaneously with the invasive American maple, the sky turns yellow-green and everything is covered with pollen, and it's so bad for some people they cannot leave their homes.

A very allergic friend says a series of birch antigen injections helped. It is a relatively new method where they start injecting very low doses of the allergenic plant extract starting a few months before the pollen season, to get the immune system used to it. It helps with plants for which there is no easy cheap and tasty alternative that warrior mentioned, which is eating local honey throughout the year.

Desloratadine is the antihistamine of choice here for pollen allergies.

Removing or limiting some of the less known allergy-triggering products from your diet, at least temporarily, also seems to help (wheat and oat, tomatoes, chicken, cheap vegetable oil, non-fermented dairy).

Intestinal/liver duct parasites are another big trigger of allergies. If allergies are worse than usual, it's a good idea to take over the counter deworming medication, such as Pyrantel, and preferably get checked for flukes (which shouldn't be treated at home).

And despite all the stigma, wearing a mask actually helps a lot with pollen allergies

Tree pollen has been tearing me up this year. I take loratadin 10 mg. ,.but it's not doing the job this year. My eye boogers are the worst ever. Got to wash my eyes out a few times a day and it helps

rag weed bothers me. every year sept and oct till we get a good killing frost, i take claratin and flonase every morning then. when i was a kid it was spring till winter. there wasnt any good symptom relievers. had the same problem as law dog. it all made me sleepy, had to get a prescription, nothing was otc and what there was didnt work very well. Probably one reason I enjoy winter so much. hunting and trapping were allergy free

Never had any until about 60....now spring and fall.

yes and this is why I love winter ,

Get a Kenalog shot. Better than any prescription or over the counter drug. It lasts about 3 months. Ask your doctor about it.

Thanks R,will do!!