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Costochondritis, asthma, allergies and joint pain

Asthma & Allergy | Last Active: Apr 13, 2023 | Replies (12)

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You may already know this, but, something like Flonase, Nasacort or Rhinocort over the counter is a good place to start before seasonal allergies hit. This spring has been horrible due to everything blooming early. I am prone to sinus infections. Also, have you ever used the NeilMed Sinus rinse? It takes a little getting use too, but, it cleans out bacteria in your nose and sinuses. It works! You don't have to use Flonase or the other mentioned sprays year round unless the doctor tells you too. I start on it right before allergy season hits and it helps. Also, I use a hepa filter in my house to pull allergens out of the air and in the winter months, I use a cool mist humidifier to put moisture in the air as being dried out can cause all kinds of sinus issues. I hope this helps.
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I'm actually pretty lucky with my own hayfever. I'm unlucky if it hits me on two or three days each year and I've only experienced one so far this year. I'm fairly sure that it's just the one tree I'm allergic to and we don't have many of that type of tree where I live in Australia. The weather just has to be really precise for the pollen to even reach me where I'm living at the moment. If I had ever gone to Japan I would have been a trainwreck with all of the cedar pollen there.