I love the spring season. Flowers blooming, tree leaves growing and the smell of fresh cut grass fills the air. That all sounds great for people that don't have allergies. However, if you do suffer from allergies, we have some remedies for you.I thought it would be helpful to find out what our top searched allergy remedies were on AOL Search. Common OTC and prescription allergy medicines such as Zyrtec, Claritin and Sudafed can help treat most of your allergy symptoms. If these medications don't help your symptoms or medications are not your type, there are some other alternatives.
Natural allergy treatments such as the neti pot, quercetin and stinging nettle can be as effective as prescription allergy pills without the medication. Neti pot, also know as the nose bidet, flushes out all the debris clogging your sinuses and helps alleviate pain. Quercetin is a natural plant-derived compound (called a bioflavonoid) that helps suppress histamine production in your body. Stinging nettle is a weed, sold in capsules, that inhibits the body's ability to produce histamine.
Need some allergy relief ideas? Try searching for allergy remedies on AOL Search. You can also check out AOL Body for additional tips.
Top Searched Allergy Remedies on AOL Search:
1. Zyrtec
2. Neti Pot
3. Humidifiers
4. Benadryl
5. Allegra
6. Sudafed
7. Claritin
8. Dehumidifiers
9. Quercetin
10. Stinging Nettle
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By attack allergies on Mar 28th 2008 at 10:04AM
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By Pat on Mar 28th 2008 at 12:05PM
I started using the Neti Pot about a month ago after repeated allergy and sinus infection problems. That and the combo of Zyrtec and I am finally well for the first time since New Year's Eve.
By gldndrmrr on Apr 3rd 2008 at 8:34PM
How come nobody ever talks about allergy immunotherapy (shots) This is the only treatment to cure the underlying casue of allergies. ALl these oTC drug just mask the symptoms. They dont offer a "cure"
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By bighognpin on Apr 3rd 2008 at 8:57PM
24 hours relief claritin send me to trhe emergency room fortunatly the insurance paid for the $600 ambulance trip and the $500emergency visit dollar figure are give and take by the way my MD as never calledcon the carpet for prescribing such junk. I had tp face the DMV and thsat wasfar from being funny . such medication are not for everyone, they are good but can be dangerous check with your pharmacist first then use them with hois agreement
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By doris clark on Apr 3rd 2008 at 9:13PM
I too am a long time sinus sufferer! I was recently diagnosed as having "chronic sinusitis." I was recommended for surgery, but have been apprehensive to go through with that type of invasive procedure, until I heard about "Balloon Sinuplasty." It is a minimally invasive way to drain and restore the sinuses with an angioplasty type of balloon.
I've heard that it can be done in under an hour and that you can be on your feet living your life the next day.
Has anyone experienced this type of procedure?
By wh on Apr 3rd 2008 at 9:23PM
I work in a hair salon AND have allergies and since I started using the Neti-Pot - I have had ZERO sinus problems. And the best part is - you dont even have to use it every day. Use it when you are beginning to feel the effects of hay fever, etc. Also - Airborne is quite effective for keeping us balanced as well. Natural is the way to go....
By Nadine on Apr 3rd 2008 at 9:28PM
Honey made from your local area builds an immunity to enviromental allergies. As the bees collect nectar from varying blooming seasonal flowers, plants, trees, the honey made from this nectar provides small doses of the offending allergen. Your immune system will slowly become desensitized to the offending allergy....tasty and worth trying! Be sure the honey came from the area you are living.
God Save The Bees!
By Rebecca Foster on Apr 3rd 2008 at 9:42PM
dear sir, from november to april,when i take hard water to bath,when i put on more cloths or where there is electric heat, i start itchness all over the my body
By kwabena ansu on Apr 3rd 2008 at 9:46PM
the best remedy that has a 95% cure is natural unpasterize honey from your local state or area. try this for three weeks and you wont have any hay fever again.
By cyockman on Apr 3rd 2008 at 9:55PM
Allergy problems you eith live with or get of the allergies and live a pretty normal life. I did just that so 30 yrs. ago doctor told me I had the worst sinus problems he had ever saw. Told me nothing cold to drink drink hot tea etc. And I found two things that help the problem from coming back. Good old natural local honey which has all the local pollen in it to build up natural resistance to many alergies and than I take Vit C Vit E Magnesium and Zinc and have had no problem for more the 30 yrs.
By Keith Vardaman on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:11PM
I am a Chiropractor and I am certified to treat with acupuncture. Acupuncture is very effective in treating seasonal allergies.
By Royston-Goedl on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:22PM
I am a chiropractor and I am certified in acupuncture. It is very affective in treating seasonal allergies.
By Royston-Goedl on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:25PM
I am amazed that folks use and advise US to use things they CANNOT spell..sorry, I digress, the Netti Pot is an OLD and proven true relief for sinus and allergy relief---there is also a new product on the market--you can ask for a sample like I did. Go to www.alaway.com and request a sample of their histamine eye drops--can be used with or without contact lenses--talk about making the world clear--it is just amazing--and NO, I do NOT work for them--just passing along good ifo--give it a try.
By Henriette on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:32PM
Claritin sells for between 36 to 49 cents per pill, depending on quantity purchased.
The Wagreens brand Wal-atin sells between 10.5 to
22 cents per pill.
They work the same for me. Why pay more?
By Pete Thomas on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:37PM
Dear kwabena ansu, I wander if you just have very dry skin? If so, drink lots of water & use a good lotion to rub all over your skin. Also, your laundry detergent can be causing your itching!?! Hope you get some help fast!! As far as all this pill popping people are doing for everything, like alergies, I would try the home rememdies first. The side effects on those medicines sound pretty rough!!
By Wendy on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:41PM
To the balloon sinuplasty comment--have you considered chiropractic? A good chiropractor can re-align the vertebra in your neck connected to your sinuses, work with sinus points on your head and face, and recommend other strategies to improve overall health. After initial series of adjustments several times a week, I now go for maintenance every few weeks. This care has improved my immunity, overall health, and thus allergies. My sinuses can clear up instantly after an adjustment--it's great! Yoga and massage also help to work the muscles that are keeping the bones "out" of alignment in the first place. Checking out www.maximizedlivingchiropractic.com/ is one way to find a reputable chiropractor in your area and find out more info. Hope this helps you avoid a surgery!
By klee on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:46PM
To the balloon sinuplasty comment--have you considered chiropractic? A good chiropractor can re-align the vertebra in your neck connected to your sinuses, work with sinus points on your head and face, and recommend other strategies to improve overall health. After initial series of adjustments several times a week, I now go for maintenance every few weeks. This care has improved my immunity, overall health, and thus allergies. My sinuses can clear up instantly after an adjustment--it's great! Yoga and massage also help to work the muscles that are keeping the bones "out" of alignment in the first place. Checking out www.maximizedlivingchiropractic.com/ is one way to find a reputable chiropractor in your area and find out more info. Hope this helps you avoid a surgery!
By klee on Apr 3rd 2008 at 10:49PM