RE: missing(NOT) allergy reactions

[Guest guest]

Could be, I don't know, but it's something to look into. I know that after a while, our body will sometimes just outgrow allergies. I also had a doc tell me that people who move often tend not to develop local allergies for a couple of years. That's kind of interesting. I'm not sure about allergens, but I think there may be something with the Th1/Th2 shift thing as far as pwc and viruses. But it all seems pretty complicated. I do know that a large number of us pwc used to get viruses regularly, but after coming down with hard core CFS, stopped contracting viruses altogether. penny Per Sjoholm <pts2grps@...> wrote: I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene) daily until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used anyallergy meds.This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any allergy meds and I got my allergy test back and itshows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a reaktion from nose and eyes.I used to get quite ill in the spings for 10-14 days.Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a TH1 respons due to ?borrelia?Experince from other people ?/Per

[Guest guest]

Per, at my sickest, I used to think I never had allergies. I never

reacted to anything like others do. One of my odder symptoms to me

was that I NEVER sneezed, I mean never, for years, and years. There

just seemed to be no need. My nose never ran, nothing. The only

symptom that I had would be my eyes burning, not itching, like most

allergy suffers complain about, just burning. They watered really

bad too. This was explained away as dry eyes.

During this time, I NEVER got sick either. People would drop like

flies around me, and I would get nothing.......UNTIL, I started

getting well, or feeling more normal, well, I think it is what the

normals feel. I actually sneeze now!!! I guess it shoulld be a good

sign, but I am not so sure I like it, because it causes other things

to happen that are likely due to my age bracket. You're probably

going, huuuuh? Never mind.

Anyways, I also get sick now. Not overly sick, but I will actually

get whatever else is going around. I actually got the stomach flu

this last winter. First time I have payed hommage to the toilet in

probably 17 years. I don't think that was normal. Not throwing up is

nice, but I guess it is small price to pay, in order to feel good

all of the time. I think there is something to the Th1/Th2 issue. My

doc explained it to me once like this, probably rather simplistic,

but it makes sense.

He simply said that my immune system is on such high alert looking

for this other enemy that whenever your average bacteria or virus

comes along, it doesn't stand a chance. It makes sense, since I am

feeling better and normal bugs, seem to get a normal reaction out of

me these days.

>

> I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene)

daily

> until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used any

> allergy meds.

> This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any

allergy

> meds and I got my allergy test back and it

> shows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a

reaktion from

> nose and eyes.

> I used to get quite ill in the spings for 10-14 days.

> Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?

> Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a TH1

> respons due to ?borrelia?

>

> Experince from other people ?

>

> /Per

>

[Guest guest]

Jelly, I am the same, or have been.

Whenever I am better then I get normal viruses.

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Per, at my sickest, I used to think I never had

allergies. I never

reacted to anything like others do. One of my odder symptoms to me

was that I NEVER sneezed, I mean never, for years, and years. There

just seemed to be no need. My nose never ran, nothing. The only

symptom that I had would be my eyes burning, not itching, like most

allergy suffers complain about, just burning. They watered really

bad too. This was explained away as dry eyes.

During this time, I NEVER got sick either. People would drop like

flies around me, and I would get nothing.......UNTIL, I started

getting well, or feeling more normal, well, I think it is what the

normals feel. I actually sneeze now!!! I guess it shoulld be a good

sign, but I am not so sure I like it, because it causes other things

to happen that are likely due to my age bracket. You're probably

going, huuuuh? Never mind.

Anyways, I also get sick now. Not overly sick, but I will actually

get whatever else is going around. I actually got the stomach flu

this last winter. First time I have payed hommage to the toilet in

probably 17 years. I don't think that was normal. Not throwing up is

nice, but I guess it is small price to pay, in order to feel good

all of the time. I think there is something to the Th1/Th2 issue. My

doc explained it to me once like this, probably rather simplistic,

but it makes sense.

He simply said that my immune system is on such high alert looking

for this other enemy that whenever your average bacteria or virus

comes along, it doesn't stand a chance. It makes sense, since I am

feeling better and normal bugs, seem to get a normal reaction out of

me these days.

>

> I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene)

daily

> until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used any

> allergy meds.

> This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any

allergy

> meds and I got my allergy test back and it

> shows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a

reaktion from

> nose and eyes.

> I used to get quite ill in the spings for 10-14 days.

> Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?

> Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a TH1

> respons due to ?borrelia?

>

> Experince from other people ?

>

> /Per

>

[Guest guest]

Sneeze reflex and vomit reflex are an important first line of

defence in ilness. I feel the lack therof may be a contributor to

our ilnesses.

> >

> > I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene)

> daily

> > until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used any

> > allergy meds.

> > This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any

> allergy

> > meds and I got my allergy test back and it

> > shows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a

> reaktion from

> > nose and eyes.

> > I used to get quite ill in the spings for 10-14 days.

> > Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?

> > Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a

TH1

> > respons due to ?borrelia?

> >

> > Experince from other people ?

> >

> > /Per

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hmmm, something to think about. Since my baloon sinublasty and suctioning out of all that pus and hardened mucous, I sneeze a lot! My ENT says the procedure shouldn't have made me suddenly susceptible to allergies, and I don't have any other allergy symptoms, so all I can figure is that my sinuses are sensitive again and exposure to stuff is causing me to sneeze?. penny dumbaussie2000 <dumbaussie2000@...> wrote: Sneeze reflex and vomit reflex are an important first line of

defence in ilness. I feel the lack therof may be a contributor to our ilnesses.> >> > I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene) > daily > > until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used any> > allergy meds.> > This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any > allergy > > meds and I got my allergy test back and it> > shows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a > reaktion from > > nose and eyes.> > I used to get quite ill in the spings for

10-14 days.> > Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?> > Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a TH1 > > respons due to ?borrelia?> > > > Experince from other people ?> > > > /Per> >>

[Guest guest]

The allergy reaction, eyes,intich nose, sneezing, sore mouth seems to be

related to when I 'do much'.

I did much during this weeked and got the allergy sx today, been

sleeping for better part of the day I'm recovering

Reaktion to grass is on of the allergy sx. One reason for resting is

that my lowerback is hurting and that is also recovering.

During the last week I had to use Citodon (AstraZeneca) (codeine

phosphate 25mg, paracetamol

<http://codeine.50g.com/other/paracetamol.html> 500mg) to calm the

system down.

Codeine has system calming part. No reaction on paracetamol alone.

/Per

Per Sjoholm wrote:

>I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene) daily

>until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used any

>allergy meds.

>This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any allergy

>meds and I got my allergy test back and it

>shows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a reaktion from

>nose and eyes.

>I used to get quite ill in the spings for 10-14 days.

>Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?

>Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a TH1

>respons due to ?borrelia?

>

>Experince from other people ?

>

>/Per

>

>

[Guest guest]

The rise of allergic reactions is increasing exponentially as is autism ..Auto immune disease is rampant Chronic fatigue is now the no 1 cause of long term absence in uk school kids ...The docs haven't a clue as to why or what is happening....What they don't understand they ignore...They ignore yeast , as they ignore the role of gut flora ..As per my web site the rise in autism ,lyme, yeast, CFS, allergic conditions are not curious coincidences they are all linked..

I have been taking Cimetidine for my allergic reaction to my [stealth] pathogens ,but unfortunately I think the drug or rather the condition in the gut the drug creates is diminishing my ability to absorb antibiotics ...so i've stopped taking the drug for now ..

-----Original Message-----From: infections [mailto:infections ]On Behalf Of Per SjoholmSent: 25 June 2006 21:46infections Subject: [infections] missing(NOT) allergy reactions

I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene) daily until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used anyallergy meds.This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any allergy meds and I got my allergy test back and itshows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a reaktion from nose and eyes.I used to get quite ill in the spings for 10-14 days.Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a TH1 respons due to ?borrelia?Experince from other people ?/Per

[Guest guest]

I have also found narcotics to calm allergic type reactions. After my sinus surgery, the only thing that relieved the ultra sensitive nose, watering eyes, itchiness and violent sneezing that I developed was Tramadol. Doesn't knock you out like Codeine. penny Per Sjoholm <pts2grps@...> wrote: The allergy reaction, eyes,intich nose, sneezing, sore mouth seems to be related to when I 'do much'.I did much during this weeked and got the allergy sx today, been sleeping for better part of the

day I'm recoveringReaktion to grass is on of the allergy sx. One reason for resting is that my lowerback is hurting and that is also recovering.During the last week I had to use Citodon (AstraZeneca) (codeine phosphate 25mg, paracetamol <http://codeine.50g.com/other/paracetamol.html> 500mg) to calm the system down.Codeine has system calming part. No reaction on paracetamol alone./PerPer Sjoholm wrote:>I have always been allergic and used antihistamin(diparalene) daily >until around 1993. The last 2-3 years I havn't used any>allergy meds.>This spring was one of worse for may years I did not use any allergy >meds and I got my allergy test back and it>shows positiv and a high value for birch and I don't get a reaktion from >nose and eyes.>I used to get quite ill in the spings for 10-14

days.>Possible explanations on what is going on? Ideas ?>Is this an example of TH1/TH2 shift. Is my system busy with a TH1 >respons due to ?borrelia?>>Experince from other people ?>>/Per> >