Time for allergic medication and sleep
By Adie
@Adie04 (17360)
August 8, 2020 10:32am CST
I am thankful for the allergies itchy is mostly stopped now. I still can feel the itchy at few parts of my body, but at least not worse compared to few days ago. Allergies are no joke, I tell you. Unfortunately, some people taken it lightly. So either they are no brainers, or no respect towards people's sickness 
I'm still on medication for the allergies, since I just took it yesterday. The rashes I guess will gone within the upcoming week. Hopefully it will turn back into my normal skin. I do not wish for the skin to turn dark since I have scratched it, especially my face, though there are few parts that I actively scratch do leave some dark skin now. Hopefully not my face have dark spots, no 
As for food, I need to keep my food bland or little salt only. It's because since the allergies started last Saturday with fish and the unknown seasoning (bought the fish dish at restaurant), I don't dare to trigger the third wave of this allergic. Yes, you read it right; it's the third wave. Last Saturday - Tuesday the first wave from leg to waist. Second wave Wednesday - Friday from waist to my face in just one night. Super spreader
See you in mylot world again after I wake up tomorrow.
Stay safe, take care.
Adie,
August 2020
I'm still on medication for the allergies, since I just took it yesterday. The rashes I guess will gone within the upcoming week. Hopefully it will turn back into my normal skin. I do not wish for the skin to turn dark since I have scratched it, especially my face, though there are few parts that I actively scratch do leave some dark skin now. Hopefully not my face have dark spots, no
As for food, I need to keep my food bland or little salt only. It's because since the allergies started last Saturday with fish and the unknown seasoning (bought the fish dish at restaurant), I don't dare to trigger the third wave of this allergic. Yes, you read it right; it's the third wave. Last Saturday - Tuesday the first wave from leg to waist. Second wave Wednesday - Friday from waist to my face in just one night. Super spreader
See you in mylot world again after I wake up tomorrow.
Stay safe, take care.
Adie,
August 20207 people like this
9 responses
@amitkokiladitya (171936)
• Agra, India
8 Aug 20
I also have some wierd allergy and so can understand what it feels.
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@amitkokiladitya (171936)
• Agra, India
9 Aug 20
@Adie04 that is so strange. Is their anyone else in your family who has the same kind of allergy problem
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@Adie04 (17360)
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9 Aug 20
@amitkokiladitya yup. It's actually genetics, unfortunately.
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@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
8 Aug 20
Do you know food allergies remain in your system for up to 3 days. Anihistamines help and you need fast acting.
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@ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
9 Aug 20
@Adie04 anihistamens are allergy medicine it’s not an antibodics. It’s a blocker it helps stop the trigger of allergic reaction. Also know as benydril or other meds similar to it. You might look the up the spelling as Antihistamine Or anything with epeniphrine also helps.
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@Adie04 (17360)
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11 Aug 20
@ShyBear88 thank you. I will look up to it later 
But not sure if this type of medicine works for me because I am also allergic to medicine. But at least I have my own allergic medicine for now which is the current pill I take 
But not sure if this type of medicine works for me because I am also allergic to medicine. But at least I have my own allergic medicine for now which is the current pill I take @ShyBear88 (59286)
• Sterling, Virginia
11 Aug 20
@Adie04 what are allergies to. I don’t know anyone that is allergic to things that stop you from having an allergic reaction. What would they give you if you had to go to the hospital and be treat? That the same stuff just over the account. Most meds people are allergic to is amoxicillin, penicillin, few others but one of which are allergry meds.
My husband is allergic to Amoxicillin, And a Sulfine. Our old is like him allergies to Amoxicillin. So far one middle one isn’t allergic to. The youngest could but he has never had any type of antibiotics
@hereandthere (45651)
• Philippines
9 Aug 20
it sounds like you have to be careful when you eat out or buy food from outside.
what medicine do you take when it happens?
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@hereandthere (45651)
• Philippines
9 Aug 20
@Adie04 maybe drinking plenty of water will help flush it out of your system?
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@Adie04 (17360)
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9 Aug 20
@hereandthere it does help but only a little and took very long time. Since I have suffered for almost a week, medication is needed If no medicine, then I'll keep scratch until my skin is hurt. Because after I took one pill last Friday and the itchy stopped and the swollen finally gone down, the aftermath was very hurt I barely walk
If no medicine, then I'll keep scratch until my skin is hurt. Because after I took one pill last Friday and the itchy stopped and the swollen finally gone down, the aftermath was very hurt I barely walk 1 person likes this
@dgobucks226 (34392)
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8 Aug 20
I have allergic reactions to dust and pollen. But yours sounds really severe. You mentioned food as a allergy trigger. What other triggers cause your skin to react this way? It's good you take medication for your condition. Hope it helps you!
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@dgobucks226 (34392)
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12 Aug 20
@Adie04 I'm glad I have no food allergies. I like to eat 
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@Adie04 (17360)
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13 Aug 20
@dgobucks226 oh, that's good! You can enjoy most food
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@Adie04 (17360)
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9 Aug 20
Dust and pollen are quite hard for us to go out. Someone give us flowers and we have to throw it because it can cause us allergies
just joking, but still true though.
I'm not sure exactly at this point. It can be food that triggers my allergies too. But lucky I wasn't allergic to my own sweat. I've seen someone on the internet and that's very severe than mine.
Thanks for the comfort too
just joking, but still true though.
I'm not sure exactly at this point. It can be food that triggers my allergies too. But lucky I wasn't allergic to my own sweat. I've seen someone on the internet and that's very severe than mine.
Thanks for the comfort too1 person likes this
@Miss_Leafy (4296)
• Colombia
8 Aug 20
That's terrible. You need to watch your food each time you eat.
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@Miss_Leafy (4296)
• Colombia
10 Aug 20
@Adie04 oh, I understand. Will you stop ordering food from the restaurants until your allergy is gone completely?
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@Adie04 (17360)
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9 Aug 20
Thank you. I can watch my food if I prepare myself, but unfortunately I cannot watch the chef cook in restaurant. I got this when I take away food from restaurant
Although we always told the waiter not to add this and that, who knows if the waiter told the chef or if the chef wants to follow it
Although we always told the waiter not to add this and that, who knows if the waiter told the chef or if the chef wants to follow it 1 person likes this
@Adie04 (17360)
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11 Aug 20
@Miss_Leafy I'm not going to that restaurant again. And since I'm at home, I always eat homemade food though. The thing we bought food last time because we just came back from church and we are quite lazy to cook anymore.
@HannahKusKus (4025)
• Semarang, Indonesia
9 Aug 20
Yes.. exactly.. you are feel sad and annoying of the itchy. I know that. Itchy disturb your focus in everything. Right
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@Letranknight2015 (51536)
• Philippines
9 Aug 20
I hope you have recovered now and try to avoid foods that causes you allergy.
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@GreatMartin (23675)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
8 Aug 20
I'm lucky in that I have never had allergies!
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@freelancermariagrace (27219)
• Philippines
8 Aug 20
I am glad that I don't have any allergies. Feel better soon, Adie.
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