|
|
|
| view user profile |  |
| add to a friend list |  |
| remove from a friend list |  |
| send an email |  |
 |
Molly |
|
11-25-04 7:48 PM |
 | |
do allergy s s work? i have sever allergies to polleen, ragweed and mold. Do allergie s s work? PLEASE  | |
 | |
 |
Brit |
|
05-26-05 9:19 PM |
 | |
| For most people, yes. At least they did for me. | |
 | |
 |
Jill |
|
06-20-05 7:59 PM |
 | |
I take allergy s s once a week. I am getting better gradually. But it takes time. The doctor's say about 3 to 5 years. | |
 | |
 |
Andale |
|
05-16-07 3:22 PM |
 | |
| yes yes and yes they do. | |
 | |
 |
Dr. Brown |
|
08-18-07 5:54 AM |
 | |
| I take an Epinephrine Auto Injector whenever I have a reaction. They work for most people. | |
 | |
 |
Sharpshooting Emily |
|
09-30-07 4:45 PM |
 | |
Well, they work for most people. In my case, I'm allergic to any nuts, including peanuts, excluding coconut. I keep some on hand in case of an emergency. If I were at school, I pack my own lunch. Since I don't keep an epinephrine auto-injector at school, they'd get Fire and Rescue, including the Sheriff's Office and State Police, because someone would've put it near me to have a reaction, so they'd have to go off to jail, while Rescue Squad takes me in outpatient. In my case as an individual it does work, but for others it may take a stronger dose of epinephrine in the Emergency Room. For the majority, epinephrine (allergy medication.) Some epinephrine s s are also avalible in pills that are a precription (RX) written by a Medical Doctor (MD) or a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and sometimes a Registered Nurse (RN.) As before, epinephrine works for most people, but some don't. To make you feel secure, why not talk to your physician about prescribing epinephrine. | |
 | |
|