Comments on: What can a person do when your allergies are mold allergies?

By: Beth N

Beth N — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:44:10 +0000

it is very important to know if your allergens are outdoor or indoor allergens. Usually to trigger the allergy response it is a combination of allergens.

By: Alandriel

Alandriel — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:40:08 +0000

Keep your surroundings well aired, scrupulously clean and dry. That’s the best you can do to try and control your environment.
Consider Health Kinesiology treatment to directly get rid of your allergy and it’s symptoms. It’s a highly sucessful, non-invasive method. Google the term for more info.

By: divagirl

divagirl — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:24:09 +0000

Invest in a dehumidifier, to remove moisture form the air.
Mold grows in damp dark places. Also rid your home of indoor plants. The dirt can harbor mold spores.I’ve had indoor,outdoor,seasonal,perennial allergies for 15 years.and allergies to the desensitizing shots. I ‘ve had success with homeopathic remedies, a good health food store carries a variety, they dissolve under the tongue.I still need to use Clarinex and sudafed. until the remedies take effect.,good luck

By: osubucs84

osubucs84 — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:09:58 +0000

The best thing to do is find out what kind of mold you are allergic go so you can attack it the right way. If you are like me you are allergic to both. The best way is to keep your home as clean as possible – air purifiers, hypoallergenic pillow/mattress covers, vacuum and dust often! I keep an assortment of allergy medications and remedies around the house (some RX, some OTC). They all seem to be hit or miss for me. I recommend trying different OTC medicines to see if that helps – and I highly encourage you to try a saline solution like SaltAire. Almost always help with my congestion. If not you may want to have it checked out and try some high-potent Rx stuff. Hope this helps!

By: Monica W

Monica W — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 17:59:35 +0000

Take benadryl.