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What if your medication seemed to work until you
were alone in the plane at 3,000 ft, and then your eyes suddenly swelled shut again? A couple of comments: 1. Okay, so I may have exaggerated a bit. My eyes were extremely swollen, and I looked like the Devil incarnate -- but I could still see out of them. 2. In my experience, my allergies completely go away above pattern altitude. Not much pollen up there, I guess. Thanks for the suggestions. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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In article v6Jsc.114175$xw3.6706572@attbi_s04,
"Jay Honeck" wrote: 1. Okay, so I may have exaggerated a bit. My eyes were extremely swollen, and I looked like the Devil incarnate -- but I could still see out of them. Give Loratadine a shot (brand name is Claritin, but it's available cheaper as a generic). I was on Allegra for years, switch to Loratadine when it went OTC. It seems to work a bit better for me. 2. In my experience, my allergies completely go away above pattern altitude. Not much pollen up there, I guess. My experience is the same as yours. When my allergies are really bad I go flying. |
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Pixel Dent wrote:
In article v6Jsc.114175$xw3.6706572@attbi_s04, "Jay Honeck" wrote: 1. Okay, so I may have exaggerated a bit. My eyes were extremely swollen, and I looked like the Devil incarnate -- but I could still see out of them. Give Loratadine a shot (brand name is Claritin, but it's available cheaper as a generic). I was on Allegra for years, switch to Loratadine when it went OTC. It seems to work a bit better for me. 2. In my experience, my allergies completely go away above pattern altitude. Not much pollen up there, I guess. My experience is the same as yours. When my allergies are really bad I go flying. I'll second that advice. I was using Zyrtec (sp?), until my last 3rd class medical, when I was told that it's not approved. So I started the loratadine (the OTC I use is called Alavert) and it actually works better than the Zyrtec. DanH |
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