Thanks everyone for your support! Diane, the nausea is better as I've found some relief with mint tea. Ginger sounds like something I need to try though.
Alison, you are so right about the validation of tests. I discovered I'm allergic to Arizona Ash (tree pollen), creosote, Russian thistle and several other weeds that I can neither spell nor pronounce. And as you know, one of the major recommendations is allergen avoidance, which is difficult if you're not quite sure what you're allergic to.
And like you, I need to go in for injections twice a week. My allergist says she would like to try it for at least one season and possibly two. Still have a few steps to go, but looks like it's my turn. Will let you know how it goes. And it's encouraging to know they worked for you. Sometimes with medical treatments, it's hard to follow a course if you're unsure whether the end result will be the desired result. Will let you know how it goes. Thanks again everyone.
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Thanks everyone for your support! Diane, the nausea is better as I've found some relief with mint tea. Ginger sounds like something I need to try though.
Alison, you are so right about the validation of tests. I discovered I'm allergic to Arizona Ash (tree pollen), creosote, Russian thistle and several other weeds that I can neither spell nor pronounce. And as you know, one of the major recommendations is allergen avoidance, which is difficult if you're not quite sure what you're allergic to.
And like you, I need to go in for injections twice a week. My allergist says she would like to try it for at least one season and possibly two. Still have a few steps to go, but looks like it's my turn. Will let you know how it goes. And it's encouraging to know they worked for you. Sometimes with medical treatments, it's hard to follow a course if you're unsure whether the end result will be the desired result. Will let you know how it goes. Thanks again everyone.
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