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Mar 27th 2008 | 12:12 am

#16

ice mocha

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From: still in the UK!!!

Re: hayfever

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Originally Posted by newjersey

I had it, and when I changed the continent over a decade ago, hay fever disappeared for two or three years, but then hit back. Something triggered it - don't know what though - but once it came back it stayed. Hits me twice a year, grass pollen mainly.
NJ

mine's grass too, i have to stay indoors while hubby mows the lawn!! and keep all windows & doors shut!!

Mar 27th 2008 | 12:38 am

#17

TeresaG

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From: Poole, Dorset

Re: hayfever

My husband gets quite bad hayfever over here during the summer. Hopefully he will be one of the lucky ones and it will disappear when we arrive.

Mar 27th 2008 | 12:56 am

#18

Grayling

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From: Upmarket

Re: hayfever

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Originally Posted by newjersey

This happens quite commonly with allergies.

Many people find it improves when they change their environment but it then returns after some time.

G

Mar 27th 2008 | 1:07 am

#19

bridie

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From: WA but NOT Perth!!!!!

Re: hayfever

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Originally Posted by nickyjohnt

Used to get it in the UK when i was a kid then grew out of it. Get it quite bad in Perth, this week has been especially bad

Nicky

Oooh, spooky.... wonder what's different this week?

Mar 27th 2008 | 5:56 am

#20

MUST LEAVE UK

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Re: hayfever

Does anyone know if any of the UK drugs are banned in Oz, like they are in the USA.

I use levocetirizine 5mg here. I doesn't last all day and makes me feel tired, but the doctor says thats all I can have.