Phantom710
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So I've heard allergies can worsen in pregnant women. Is it allergy that already exist, or do you get new ones?
No real problems first trimester, every once in awhile my cat would bother me more than usual, which, is why I no longer allow him free roam of the house. i.e. he's not allowed in the bedroom, baby's room, bathrooms. etc. And I have had no problems with him since.
However, for the past week or so (and in two different states) I've woken up in the middle of the night, not being able to breathe. I have allergy induced asthma. Whatever it is doesn't seem to effect me throughout the day, so... I'm thinking a night...blooming....outside...something or other.
It's finally warming up here, and everything seems to be blooming. Any idea on what it COULD BE? or why it effects me only at night.
I'm also trying to determine how I should go about asking my doctor, he'll say it's allergies... but to WHAT? I know the allergy medicine you can take is fairly limited. And the 24 hour over-the-counter stuff i've been taking, doesn't seem to be helping..........
No real problems first trimester, every once in awhile my cat would bother me more than usual, which, is why I no longer allow him free roam of the house. i.e. he's not allowed in the bedroom, baby's room, bathrooms. etc. And I have had no problems with him since.
However, for the past week or so (and in two different states) I've woken up in the middle of the night, not being able to breathe. I have allergy induced asthma. Whatever it is doesn't seem to effect me throughout the day, so... I'm thinking a night...blooming....outside...something or other.
It's finally warming up here, and everything seems to be blooming. Any idea on what it COULD BE? or why it effects me only at night.
I'm also trying to determine how I should go about asking my doctor, he'll say it's allergies... but to WHAT? I know the allergy medicine you can take is fairly limited. And the 24 hour over-the-counter stuff i've been taking, doesn't seem to be helping..........
Theyre 100 times worse since being pg and Ive got prescriptions which arent helping either. The pharmacist told me theres an all in 1 spray that came out last year which is safe for pg women because its localised not blood stream related but you can only get it on a prescription x
