I dust twice a week but I continue to get dust build up.
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. Dust mites are not insects but are more closely related to spiders and ticks. There are two common dust mites, the American house dust mite (Dermatophagoides farinae) and the European house dust mite (D. pteronyssinus). Due to their very small size, these dust mites are not visible to the naked eye. They live in bedding, couches, carpet, stuffed toys and old clothing. Dust mites feed on the dead skin that falls off the bodies of humans and animals and on other organic material found where they live. When dust mites grow, they shed their skin. The shed skin and feces are what cause allergic reactions in people.\n\nControl of dust mites can be difficult, time-consuming and expensive. For people who are extremely sensitive, the following measures should be taken:\n\n* Enclose mattresses, box springs and pillows in zippered allergen- and dust-proof covers.\n\n* Wash bedding materials, including pillow cases, sheets, blankets and mattress pads every other week in hot water (130 °F).\n\n* Eliminate or reduce fabric wall hangings such as tapestries or pennants.\n            \n* Purchase stuffed toys that are machine washable.\n            \n* Avoid using curtains, drapes or blinds on windows. Use plastic shades instead.\n\n* Remove carpeting from the bedroom of the allergic person and replace it with tile or wooden floors.\n            \n* Replace upholstered furniture with wooden or plastic furniture.\n            \n* Vacuum often with a vacuum cleaner provided with a high efficiency purifying air (HEPA) filtration system. Throw away vacuum bags after use because dust mites can leave the bag.\n\nComplete elimination of dust mites is unlikely. Reducing populations is the only likely way to reduce allergens in the air. Reducing humidity in the home by using a dehumidifier may help reduce populations, but reducing humidity levels in microclimates, such as in bed fibers or carpet fibers, is impossible.\n\n\nOne of the most important is to have regular showers, this will remove the dead skin on your body that is feeding the dust mites. Head and Shoulders might be a good suggestion for shampoo.  \n\nPS...Aim small, miss small.
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It sounds like a allergic reaction to a airborne inhalant. Does it occur at the same location? Like at home. Could be anything from dust mites to mold spores. I turn 35 before I had allergies and denied it for two years before going to the doctor and get some singular. The don't even bother me now. Hope you find out as easy as me.
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Does it happen any other time, or only when you're around smoke?  This sounds like an allergy to me.  Either way, I would have it checked out by a doctor.  Do you live with someone who smokes?  If not, then stay away from it as much as you can.  Most public places these days are smoke-free, so it shouldn't be too difficult.  Hope you feel better.
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It is too dry in your room. Try a humidifier, or turn off fans in your room. Get some eye drops for the morning.
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Try getting a Nettypot and flushing out your nasal cavaties once a day or so.\n\nThat helped me alot!\n\nYou can find more information here: http://www.sinucleanse.com/why_product_netipot.htm?link_id=1
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More often than not...I think it's all the Faerie Dust I've been using over the years on others ~ some kind of effect like secondhand smoke, if you will ;)
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You should see an allergy specialist.  \n\nThe fact that it gets worse at night leads me to believe you are allergic to dust mites.  They are microscopic little creatures that love bedding.  It also sounds to me like your allergy is pretty severe.  I'm allergic to dust mites and my only problem has been a little snoring.  I take Clariton at night to help fight it.  \n\nBy any chance, did you by a new pillow around the same time the coughing started?  That could be your source.  There are pillows specially made for people with allergies.
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You should see a doctor you could become allergic to it even tho you were'nt before.
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Sounds like you have to get more air circulating.\nChances are you have a carpet in your room also.\nDust has to be removed off dressers. Carpets really get\nimbedded time over time with dust among other things.\nThese things absorbs moisture and good air flow which can cause your dryness. Hopefully you are not around smoke neither, smoke from woodburning can cause it too. Good Luck
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It may be from dust build up.  A lot of cheap laptops have internal setups that hold a lot of dust in. You may want to try and buy one of those compressed air cans and spray thru the vents in your laptop every once in a while.
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The best way is to go to an allergist for allergy testing.  At this time of year you could be reacting to tree pollen, molds, or dust mites.  Dust mites favor humidity levels above 40% and can suddenly increase and cause problems in the spring and fall as humidity levels change.\n\nIf you can't get a physician to test, you can tell if things in the air are causing problems by going to a building with VERY good air quality, like a medical building or sometimes AC in restaurants and spending a few hours.  If you improve and then get worse after you leave, it is probably air-born. \nTo test for dust mites, wash all bedding in hot water and bleach, including mattress pad and pillow(make SURE it's dry).  In the evening, wash hair & dry, take shower, put on clean jammies.  If you wake up having had the best sleep of your life - it's dust mites.\nFor the symptoms you describe, there are prescription nasal sprays that do wonders, flonase and nasocort are two.\n\nI have had physicians who do not know much about allergies tell me to squirt saline solution in my nose.  It may work for someone somewhere.  It never did for me.
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I get them too. I did the generic claritin. Trick is, for the first week take 2 a day. one in the morning when you get up, the other before you go to bed. At the start of the second week, go down to just one a day, BUT take it at the same time each day.  In addition, might try a nasal spray, allergy eye drops,   and a air purifier for your bedroom.  You can find them fairly cheap at Target or Big Lots.
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As for the dust allergy, try getting some sort of hay feaver meds because they help with that. Also try washing all your sheets and blankets really hot. if you're allergic to dust getting rid of things such as carpets and curtains really helps. just keep everything clean and wash everything lots.
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I would say either you are really really tired, or you have an allergy to something in your environment. Mine burn a lot when I am extremely tired.
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It might be asthma from the mould, or your partner has it in for you, as it only happened when he moved in! eek!\nI would say you need a letter from your local Council/health enviroment to explain the extent of the mould then have the cause investagated and take it from there.
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If fan connected to motherboard (through a small plug),I suspect dust deposit inside CPU heatsink.Open the case and check it first.If you see dust,go to computer store to buy a dust free can.
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When I stopped smoking, I coughed up awful gunk for about twelve weeks.  It might help for you to take something like Mucinex to clean you out quicker.