I am allergic to horse hair(including straw I think)  - got any efficient tablets?
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You might be allergic to the dust or hay, not the horse dander. Or the hay allergy might be worse.\nWhat was different the times you didn't react?\nLess windy? Less dusty? More grass? Leaves falling/ trees blooming? Horses shedding or not?  Shavings bedding or straw bedding? Indoors/outdoors?\n\nMy husband takes Claritin when he comes to see my horse-\nit's a bit drowsy-making for him but lasts a while and works.
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You need something stronger - Migraleve maybe or co-codamol soluble - they work fast xx
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If it is truley an allergic reaction then antihistamines usually work.  For more details go to webmd.
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You can try these herbal remedies.  \n\nGinkgo Biloba 40 mm three times a day.  It reduces the amount of histimine that the body produces and thus reduces the potential for having an allergic attack. \n\nGarlic  500 mm a day It reduces swelling and inhibits allergen induced asthma reactions to pollen.\n\nReishi, a medicinal mushroom.  It inhibits inflamation caused by histimine, which causes your allergy reaction.    420 mm a day\n\nRosemary  10 drops of this essential oil in your bath will help open up your breathing passages.  Or  take 1/4 cup fresh rosemary needles in 4 cups hot water for 10 minutes, strain off the needles and drink the tea.  No more than 3 cups of this tea a day.
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i had the same thig except not scalp an fingers an i drank different water/went to er doc gave me methylprednisoione,an benydryl, said it was food allergy or clothes, orsoap, but i was stessed out too,now i cant sleep cause im wired an drinkin onlt diet soda cause i didnt get the benydryl, try over the counter benydrl they gave me 2 25 mgs. plus a shot of steroidsan i slep no hives too.
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The best medication is usually and antihistamine.  Loratadine (Claritin, Alavert) is the only non-drowsy OTC antihsitamine.  Prescription antihistamines include Allegra (available as a generic) and Zyrtec.\nYou can also treat individual symptoms.  If your symptoms are primarily watery, itchy eyes, you can use an ocular antihistamine like Patanol.  If your primary symptom is nasal congestion, you can use a nasal corticosteroid like Flonase or Nasonex.
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CHANGE YOUR DIET.\nDRINK MORE WATER..\nDO NOT USE UN-NATURAL OR PERFUME SHAMPOOS ETC.\nVINIGAR OR LEMON JUICE HELPS.\nDO NOT WASH YOUR HAIR TOOOOOOO MUCH..\nTRY DR.OHHIRA'S PROBIOTIC SOAP..\nPINE TAR SOAP WORKS GREAT...DOES NOT SMELL GREAT APPLYING , BUT IT WORKS...\nPUT OLIVE OIL IN YOUR DIET.\nTAKE A TEASPOON OF FLAX SEED OIL PER DAY..\nCHECK FOR ALLERGIES..
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You may want to try either Calamine Lotion or Cortisone cream. Calamine is really cheap, its kind of an ugly pink, but has a drying effect as well as helping with the itch. That seems to be a typical reaction to the furry caterpillars.
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I too am allergic to wheat, corn, dairy, cats, house mites and house dust oh and some trees. no grass though. I have been taking Atarax at night, because it makes me sleepy and then Allegra 180 in the am. By the way i was diagnosed with Uticaria, Skin Writing. Get with a good allergist, really push him, make him write a small dose of some form of anti histamine. And, as horrible as it is, keep your child off the foods that make him allergic. But  in saying that, foods may or may not make him itch, it could be just one food. Corn does make me itch. I can sneek a few foods in once in a while. I thank the Atarax and Allegra.\nGood luck.
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Try Benadryl cream, witch hazel or calamine lotion. Can also make a compress with plain oatmeal.
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try clearoderm with tea tree and witch hazel from asda
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Bless your heart...I've  been there a time or two myself.  My daughter is extremely allergic to the shampoos for lice.  So i researched and found a natural alternative.  I use mayonnaise.  I slather our heads down thoroughly..put on a good shower cap and keep it on ALL day long.  Before we wash it out we use the blow dryer to heat the mayonnaise through the shower cap and then shampoo out.  Add tea trea oil to the shampoo and allow to sit for awhile and rinse and REPEAT.  You have to get the nits when you're done.  And don't forget to do the whole house.  I spray the carpet wit vinegar daily and then vacuum ever day for about a month.  \n\nhope the info helps.\n\nWhether everyone has them or not ALL need to be treated and also retreated in a few days...just as a precaution\n\nskipping family not infested , skipping the retreat and failing to do what's needed in the house can leave "stones unturned" and you could end up with a headache later.  You also should let the parents of other kids they play with know so they can take appropriate measures.  And be aware that some kids can re infest if their parents don't take approp. measures...
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Visine makes an excellent "eye allergy" product with a redness reducer and antihistamine in it.  My aunt was visiting a couple of weeks ago and she was allergic to our cats and said those worked wonders.
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benadryl cream, or gel.\nworks very well on my kids. hope it works for you too.
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unfortunately this is becoming a law all over, which is a good one, just isnt fair to the honest folk.  there is no medication available then otc containing those ingredients.  i would try using something prescribed for allergies a little better than actifed, that may be stronger and work a little longer.  this you should be able to get from your doctor without any problem.  if claritin or benadry dont work, theres many more to choose from.  clarinex, claritin d, allegra and allegra d, zyrtec(cetirizine)... i could go on, you dont need an rx for the clarinex, claritins.
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Check out this site--\nTecnu is the ONLY thing I've found that works, and I'm extremely allergic to that nasty stuff.\n\nhttp://www.teclabsinc.com/products.cfm?id=707EBBAC-C195-A16D-90E9AA053C081507&section=1
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Try something gentle like Aquaban.  But only use it for a few days, not all the time!