You’re welcome!
Benadryl is what helps me when I breathe too much of it, which can be one breath when I step out the door.
It actually causes my air passages to close and I can barely breathe.
Benadryl has always helped me to breathe again, very quickly.
Normally for allergies (daily - I have asthma) I take Chlorphineramine maleate - (an old over the counter antihistamine sold at Walgreens as “Walgreens Allergy Relief”, formerly as “Walfinate”).
I also take a prescription, Montelukast.
These two in combination work well for me.
Montelukast stops a large part of the histamine overreaction that other antihistamines don’t stop.
Your doctor might prescribe this over the phone, but can’t say for sure, of course.
It’s commonly prescribed.
I hope this helps and I hope y’all feel better soon!
Benadryl is my go to, at night.
That's how I felt the other day, when I was washing the fence...couldn't catch my breath....like asthma.
Will ask the doc abt the Montelus....whatever that is :)
Again...thanks so much!!!
Gran...I don't think it's an infection....yet. Hopefully!!! But, will do.
Signed,
This is long but important..
Talked to my friend in CA. She is a health nut.
She sent this sites to read up on.
She also said you should be tested for
the Coccidioides fungus.
This Fungal Infection Can Be Found In Parts Of Texas, But It’s Hard To Track
Texas is among a small group of states with cases of Valley fever, a lung infection caused by breathing in a fungus called Coccidioides. The illness has…
www.kut.org
https://fortune.com/well/2023/01/31/valley-fever-fungal-infection-symptoms/
Valley fever could be spreading across the U.S. Here are the symptoms and what you need to know
Fungal infection is most commonly found in the southwestern United States.
fortune.com
https://nypost.com/2023/02/03/valley-fever-could-spread-from-southwest-researchers-warn/
Valley fever fungal infection could spread from Southwest, doctors warn: ‘New cases emerging’
Named after the San Joaquin Valley in California, Valley fever is an infection caused by breathing in the spores of a fungus called Coccidioides, which originates in the soil.
nypost.com
Valley fever cases on the rise and may worsen because of climate change
The fungus that causes Valley fever is found in hot, dry environments. As the climate warms, scientists project its range will expand.
www.nbcnews.com
Rid Respiratory Mucus with SALT
https://youtu.be/XxPLWR1U5D0
She said, if I were them, I would buy a $30.00 steam inhaler and steam with Oregonol Oil or salt every day.
Or just a boiling pan of water steam/towel over head until you figure out what you have.
Take lung supplement.
https://www.swansonvitamins.com/p/ridgecrest-herbals-clear-lungs-red-60-veg-caps