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Re: Hayfever
Originally Posted by emmyjc1
(Post 6503903)
:curse::curse:I never suffered in the UK from Hayfever but have had it terrible here in Brisbane/ Gold Coast since January. Its so bad I sometimes have to take 2 antihistamine's a day - one when I wake up and one in the evening. It really makes me wheze and my eyes swell up :(
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Re: Hayfever
Thats not good. I bet my hubby will suffer really bad again there too. He was so ill with it in Melbourne. Saying that he is suffering badly here in the UK and in Greece and Portugal on our hols this year.
He takes antihistamines and nasal spray and like you say it costs a fortune. I think we need to stock up on a few medicines to bring over with us. Jo |
Re: Hayfever
Originally Posted by Louiseh86
(Post 6482341)
I really hope I dont suffer with hayfever is Australia, every yr in the UK hayfever makes my life bloody miserable, I'm allergic to grass pollen and I physically want to scratch my own eyes out and dont get me started on itchy nose and sneezing! its worse this yr because I'm pregnant I'm not allowed to take any anti histamines... :curse:
the weird thing is when I go to Europe or other parts of the world on holiday like the Caribbean I've not suffered with it, I think maybe cos the grass is different! Does that sound dense?! Is Australia's grass the same as ours? Because the grass in some hotter climates are definately different! |
Re: Hayfever
I've had Hayfever for 29 years.
Had 2 Years Hayfever free in Australia. Back in UK and Hayfever as bad as ever! Can't wait to get back to Aus and be free from summer snot! |
Re: Hayfever
Originally Posted by owenj
(Post 6505567)
I've had Hayfever for 29 years.
Had 2 Years Hayfever free in Australia. Back in UK and Hayfever as bad as ever! Can't wait to get back to Aus and be free from summer snot! Before I tell you I have to add that I take no responsibilty for this:lol: unless it works then I will accept all your thanks:rofl: Ok what you have to do is drink a teaspoon of your own pee, :eek: he reckons he had to do it twice and it has really worked, My grandson suffers from hayfever really badly I asked him if he would drink it if it meant he wouldnt suffer, poor thing said yes, but his Dad said no way There is a website about urine therapy, you could look it up. Hope you all find some relief:o Dizzy |
Re: Hayfever
Originally Posted by Dizzydame
(Post 6507165)
There is a thread on another site about hayfever and one of the posters said he had found something that has kept him free of all the symptoms.
Before I tell you I have to add that I take no responsibilty for this:lol: unless it works then I will accept all your thanks:rofl: Ok what you have to do is drink a teaspoon of your own pee, :eek: he reckons he had to do it twice and it has really worked, My grandson suffers from hayfever really badly I asked him if he would drink it if it meant he wouldnt suffer, poor thing said yes, but his Dad said no way There is a website about urine therapy, you could look it up. Hope you all find some relief:o Dizzy |
Re: Hayfever
Originally Posted by ChocCake
(Post 6507198)
oh my god!! is this true, i will have to read this up! but YES, like him, i would do ANYTHING to stop this damn hayfever!! i have had it bad this year!! for 2 weeks running now, i am constantly blocked, constantly streaming nose, nothing works for more than 2 hours, and most days, nothing works at all!! :eek:
If it were me I would defo try it, mix it with a bit of water and pretend it's wine:D Am going to try and talk my daughter into trying it on grandson, he really suffers badly, the way I look at it theres nothing to lose, it's just the thought of it. |
Re: Hayfever
Originally Posted by Dizzydame
(Post 6507254)
Have just had a look at the thread on the other site to see if anyone has taken it up, but I think they are all waiting for the first one to make a move, the guy swears it works, took it once then didnt suffer again till he visited UK, took another one and hasnt suffered since.
If it were me I would defo try it, mix it with a bit of water and pretend it's wine:D Am going to try and talk my daughter into trying it on grandson, he really suffers badly, the way I look at it theres nothing to lose, it's just the thought of it. http://www.sundaymirror.co.uk/showbi...8487-19321374/ |
Re: Hayfever
Originally Posted by Dizzydame
(Post 6507282)
have tried to copy a link, not sure it's going to work, it didn't quite look like this when I copied it, but it verifies what the guy was saying
http://www.sundaymirror.co.uk/showbi...8487-19321374/ |
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