What makes you sneeze?
By Bhem
@JustBhem (70555)
Davao, Philippines
June 19, 2017 4:34pm CST
A friend of mine in the center, sneeze terribly today. I asked her if she has colds and she said, she doesn't have. She explains that when she arrived in the center, that's the time she keeps sneezing. I asked her is she was allergic to something and she said, she don't know.
Then the Doctor examined here and told her that she has allergies. So she was given an antihistamine for her allergies. The Doctor also told her that she was allergic to dust so she needs to wear a mask all the time.
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6 responses
@LadyDuck (458179)
• Switzerland
21 Jun 17
@toniganzon I am against medications and my doctors always says that unless really necessary is better to take nothing, there are all the time side effects.
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@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
19 Jun 17
I know how your friend feels. I have allergic rhinitis since I was a kid and so is my son and my nieces and nephews. We are allergic to dust and strong smell. And no we don't wear masks all the time. I only do when I have to clean some dusty area.
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@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
20 Jun 17
@JustBhem No it isn't. It's like living normally like everybody else. I haven't taken any antihistamine for a very long time. I sneeze when I'm in a public place and when I smell people using colognes or perfumes but it will be gone after awhile. So not hard at all.
@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
20 Jun 17
she has allergic rhinitis. an antihistamine is just right for her.
i also have perennial allergic rhinitis, and so does my brother in UK. he made a post yesterday that it is "hay fever time again".
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