Is there a home remedy or alternative medicine for hay fever ?
My nose allergy or (hay fever ) is killing me . . HELP me please !. . And if you you no about any over-the-counter medication I would’nt mind to ![]()
Thanks
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#3 written by Molly 2 years ago
Hi there -
I suffer from awful allergies too. One thing I’ve found that really works is a homeopathic allergy tincture that’s specific to my region (N. California) and the blooming plants here that create hayfever. The name of the producer escapes me, but I’d be willing to be they have other regional tinctures as well. Maybe try asking at your local health food store/natural pharmacy for region specific homeopathic allergy tinctures. The one that I buy is so popular in my area that our store has a hard time keeping it on the shelves during the allergy season. I stock up in the winter time for that very reason!
Good luck!
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#4 written by cooker_upper1 2 years ago
LOCAL honey is the best remedy. It captures all the airborne irritants in your area. You take a teaspoon a day and it acts like a “polio drink”. As the days go by your body slowly builds up the immunities in your blood. It is 100% natural, has NO SIDE EFFECTS, and causes no long term deterioration of internal organs (all these are caused by prescription drugs). You need no doctor to prescribe this, its readily available in your area and costs very little per dose. Local honey will also help with cold and flu symptoms, and pet allergies.Try it-you have nothing to lose!
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#6 written by amembal4444 2 years ago
Acute attacks of hay fever often respond to homeopathic remedies. Allergies are usually deep-seated problems, and are often best addressed with a constitutional remedy and the guidance of an experienced practitioner.
Allium cepa: Indications for this remedy include watery eyes and a clear nasal discharge that irritates the upper lip, along with sneezing and a tickling cough. The person usually is thirsty, and feels worse indoors and when rooms are warm, and better in fresh air.
Arsenicum album: A burning, watery, runny nose with a stuffy, tickling feeling during allergy attacks suggests a need for this remedy. Swelling below the eyes and a wheezy cough are common. The person may feel chilly, restless, anxious, and is often very tired.
Euphrasia: This remedy can be helpful if the eyes are swollen and irritated with acrid tears or pus. The nose also runs, but with a blander discharge. Symptoms are often worse in the daytime and worse from warmth, and the eyes may hurt from too much light. The person can also have a cough in the daytime, which improves at night.
Ferrum phosphoricum: This is a very useful remedy in the early stages of any inflammation. Taken when allergy symptoms start, it often slows or stops an episode. Symptoms include runny eyes with a burning or gritty feeling, facial flushing, watery nose, and short, hard, tickling cough.
Gelsemium: A tired, droopy feeling during allergies with a flushed and heavy-feeling face suggest a need for this remedy. A sensation of dryness or of swollen membranes may be felt inside the nose—or the nose may run with irritating watery discharge, with the person sneezing frequently. Aching in the back of the head and neck, a trembling feeling, and chills along the spine are often seen when a person needs Gelsemium.
Natrum muriaticum: Allergy attacks with sneezing, watery eyes, clear nasal discharge that resembles egg white, and a loss of taste and smell will all suggest a need for this remedy. The person may have dark circles under the eyes, be thirsty, feel withdrawn and sad, and act irritable if comforted.
Nux vomica: If the nose is alternately stuffed up (especially outdoors or at night) and running (indoors and in the daytime), this remedy may bring relief. Other symptoms include a teasing cough, a scraped or tickly feeling in the throat, and headache. A person who needs this remedy often feels impatient, irritable, and chilly.
Sabadilla: Long paroxysms of sneezing, itching in the nose with irritating runny discharge, a feeling of a lump in the throat, and watery eyes will all suggest a need for this remedy. The person may feel nervous during allergy attacks, and trying to concentrate can bring on drowsiness or headache.
Wyethia: Intolerable itching felt on the roof of the mouth and behind the nose—sometimes extending into the throat and ears—strongly suggests the use of this remedy. Everything in the person’s head feels dry and irritated, but the nose may still be runny.
Homeopathy Dosage DirectionsSelect the remedy that most closely matches the symptoms. In conditions where self-treatment is appropriate, unless otherwise directed by a physician, a lower potency (6X, 6C, 12X, 12C, 30X, or 30C) should be used. In addition, instructions for use are usually printed on the label.
Apple Cider Vinegar, is extremely helpful in the prevention and treatment of allergy symptoms. Mix 1-2 tbsp Apple Cider Vinegar in a glass of water (250ml) and gulp the mixture at once. Use it 2-3 times a day. If taken at the onset of symptoms, improvement occurs immediately or in 1-3 hours. If you have been experiencing allergies for several days, your symptoms will diminish after about one day. If you don’t notice any ease of your hay fever after 2-3 days, stop taking the remedy.
Garlic (Allium sativum) Garlic has marvelous health-giving properties. Among all this properties it acts as an anti-allergic, due to its high quercetin content. Take 400-600 mg daily, but not much more, since garlic is an effective blood thinner and may cause bleeding if overused.
Turmeric (Curcuma longa) Stir 1 teaspoon of ground Turmeric into 250 ml water and drink it. Within 15 minutes the hay fever symptoms must be better. You can take Turmeric capsules as well. You may use it during the whole season.
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant and plays an important role in maintaining proper immune function the treatment of Hay Fever. Zinc and Magnesium are essential minerals that are components of enzymes needed to boost immunity and protect against free radicals. Echinacea is a traditional herb used to support immune system health in the treatment of Hay Fever. Grape Seed and Quercetin contain phytonutrients that possess antioxidant properties. Licorice is thought to lubricate and soothe lung tissue and is a well-known remedy for bronchial distress which makes it useful in the treatment of Hay Fever. Ginkgo Biloba helps maintain peripheral circulation to the lung. Each nutrient in the Vitamin B Complex 50 performs a unique role in maintaining proper metabolic function and is essential for general wellbeing which is important in the treatment of Hay Fever.
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#7 written by Janet S 2 years ago
There are several things that work pretty well: nettles, elderberry flowers, vitamin C, echinacea root extract are some. Also quercetin (a bioflavinoid) used with bromelain (a digestive enzyme, taken on an empty stomach.
If it is “killing you” I assume you have a pretty bad case of seasonal allergy. The best product I’ve found is called Respir-All by NOW Foods, available only in health food stores. It contains several of the things I listed and I’ve even seen it clear up what had been diagnosed as asthma. Read all the ingredients here: http://www.nowfoods.com/?action=itemdetail&item_id=3001
Some people find that dairy products make their hayfever worse, especially ice cream and whole milk. Try switching to soy, almond or rice milk for a time.
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#10 written by virginia b 2 years ago
I have used an herb called Nettle. You might want to do a whole body detox. Allergies can be a sign of parasites. The first step is to cleanse your intestinal system. This will not only make you feel better. This will also allow any supplements that you might be taking, this will lead to better absorption. You then should do a liver/gallbladder flush. You should also add a probiotic to your regimen. You might also consider doing a parasite cleanse. I have been using a product called Oxy-Powder for 3 years and it also help me to digest foods better.
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I would recommend herbal supplements ALJ, which assists the body in neutralizing allergens, with herbs including Fenugreek seeds and Horseradish root extract and Histablock with stinging nettle, quercetin, bromelain and immature orange peel by Nature Sunshine Products. These products helps my sons who deal with allergies. Also, look into eating for your blood type and avoid dairy products, processed foods, junk foods and try a more wholesome diet.