Allergies after quitting smoking (1 Viewer)

Evo1883 · Jun 26, 2022

So I developed adult onset asthma but carried on smoking , and after a health issue in January I quit smoking after 23 years .. to put it simply , I cannot breath over the last 2 weeks and the only thing helping is anti histamines..

I've NEVER had allergies that I'm aware of but have read that smoking can mask allergies ?

Anybody develop allergies after quitting the cigarettes

Brighton Sky Blue · Jun 26, 2022

Evo1883 said:
So I developed adult onset asthma but carried on smoking , and after a health issue in January I quit smoking after 23 years .. to put it simply , I cannot breath over the last 2 weeks and the only thing helping is anti histamines..

I've NEVER had allergies that I'm aware of but have read that smoking can mask allergies ?

Anybody develop allergies after quitting the cigarettes

I wouldn't have thought so-though if anti histamines are helping it sounds like hay fever

TomRad85 · Jun 26, 2022

Dunno about the smoking mate but a lot of people's hayfever has been going into overdrive recently, including mine. I cough like I smoke 50 a day unless I take both the tablets and the nasal spray.

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Evo1883 · Jun 26, 2022

So basically , asthma plus new developing hayfever = shocking combo

Brighton Sky Blue · Jun 26, 2022

Evo1883 said:
So basically , asthma plus new developing hayfever = shocking combo

You've given your lungs a battering by smoking all that time but the longer you quit the cigs the better it will gradually get

Blind-Faith · Jun 26, 2022

Also quit smoking in January after 20 years. This is also the first year I’ve had to take anti histamines aswell, I’ve always had sinus issues and taken nasal sprays but my sniffing has gone through the absolute roof this summer so I’m going to put that down to the pollen!

Also would like to point out I’ve never even tried cocaine before any of the comedians jump on this

clint van damme · Jun 27, 2022

Evo1883 said:
So basically , asthma plus new developing hayfever = shocking combo

Seasonal asthma brought on by hay fever, you need to get an inhaler mate

skybluetony176 · Jun 27, 2022

TomRad85 said:
Dunno about the smoking mate but a lot of people's hayfever has been going into overdrive recently, including mine. I cough like I smoke 50 a day unless I take both the tablets and the nasal spray.

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Same. Had hay fever all my life (and asthma) and the last two weeks have been about as bad as can remember it at any point in my life.

Sick Boy · Jun 27, 2022

Yes, I developed an allergy to cats. We always used to have cats growing up and I never had problems until stopping smoking.

Saddlebrains · Jun 27, 2022

My Asthma and hay fever is a joke this year

Never usually need my blue inhaler but its been once a day

This year hay fever is obscene for some reason

clint van damme · Jun 27, 2022

Saddlebrains said:
My Asthma and hay fever is a joke this year

Never usually need my blue inhaler but its been once a day

This year hay fever is obscene for some reason

I normally suffer quite badly but Ive not been too bad this year yet a lot of people saying what your saying that it's a bad year. Piled a few pounds on recently as well which usually exasperates things but I've been ok.

PurpleBin · Jun 27, 2022

Not linked to smoking but I always take one antihistamine a day, even in winter. I heard the other day that apparently, they only last a few hours so you're meant to take a few a day to keep the effects up all day...was total news to me but it helps.

ccfcrob · Jun 27, 2022

is this the Liverpool players thread

PurpleBin · Jun 27, 2022

Think I'm considered one of these "closet Liverpool fans" tbf. Not closeted very well tbf.

Cut me open and I bleed red.

clint van damme · Jun 27, 2022

PurpleBin said:
Think I'm considered one of these "closet Liverpool fans" tbf. Not closeted very well tbf.

Cut me open and I bleed red.

Cut the players open and they bleed salbutemol!

Brighton Sky Blue · Jun 27, 2022

clint van damme said:
Cut the players open and they bleed salbutemol!

Spent part of my 2nd year at uni learning the synthesis of that

clint van damme · Jun 27, 2022

Brighton Sky Blue said:
Spent part of my 2nd year at uni learning the synthesis of that

All I know is it works miracles when you're struggling with your breathing but if you have too much you're shaking like a shitting dog

Brighton Sky Blue · Jun 27, 2022

clint van damme said:
All I know is it works miracles when you're struggling with your breathing but if you have too much you're shaking like a shitting dog

It works by activating the receptors which open up your airways. So too much and you’re actually taking in too much air at once

Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon · Jun 27, 2022

PurpleBin said:
Not linked to smoking but I always take one antihistamine a day, even in winter. I heard the other day that apparently, they only last a few hours so you're meant to take a few a day to keep the effects up all day...was total news to me but it helps.

Not sure you should take more than one a day, the recommendation is usually for one on the boxes i think?

Sky_Blue_Dreamer · Jun 27, 2022

I wonder if the increased severity of hayfever is due to more 'greening' of spaces and wildflower meadows? More flowers = more pollen.

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