For dust allergy, pl follow the following remedy. Every time your allergy kicks in, just wash the inner part of your nose with water. You can use the following steps. Take some water in your hand. Dip your nose into the water and keep ur mouth closed. Now breath in through your nose and let the water rise into ur nose but dont let it go to ur lungs. Breathe in slowly. Now take ur nose out of the water and breathe out through ur nose so that all the water in ur nose comes out. Repeat this process 3-4 times. Pl let me know if it works for anyone. It works very well for me.
I changed my bed, room and my diet all to accommodate for my dust mite allergy. I now only get symptoms abroad. The biggest change for me was a HEPA vacuum and effective dust mite covers. Try these first if your having issues 😁
@@victorong9212 Google bug zapper. Buy the smallest one. What I'm using is just the size of a cellphone and it's rechargeable. Brand name is not important. Good luck.
Im going to share my "experience": I suffer from Relapsing Polychondritis (an immune-mediated inflammatory disease) with renal involvement in the form of mesangial nephropathy, (which has evolved leading to fibrosis and glomerulosclerosis and almost end stage kidney disease) , I developed the disease at the age of 13 in the distant 2002 during the application of allergen-specific immunotherapy. Because allergen-specific immunotherapy causes changes in the immune system, it is possible that it may influence the induction of diseases mediated by the immune system, such as autoimmune diseases, even some doctors point to the induction of autoimmunity as one of the possible long-term consequences of allergen-specific immunotherapy. Increased levels of IL-10, TNF, and TGF-B, as well as changes in Treg cells and the Th2/Th1 balance, are the mechanisms that can cause autoimmune problems in people undergoing allergen specific immunotherapy. Relapsing polychondritis is a Th1 and IL-10 mediated condition, while mesangial nephropathy is mediated by TGF-B. In the medical literature there are many cases published over several years such as that of Dr. Ghorschi et al, “Manifestation of rheumatoid arthritis during specific subcutaneous immunotherapy of allergens”, “Scleroderma related to specific immunotherapy. Clinical Case Maciel BM, Morphine BM.” "Turkcapar N, M. Sjogren's syndrome induced by specific immunotherapy.", Pemphigoid-type reaction due to specific immunotherapy with allergen: an unusual adverse reaction Margarita Tomás-Pérez, "Autoimmune thyroiditis detected during allergen-specific immunotherapy: a case report Ahmet TÜRKELİ " among others. The MDs, PhDs. Allan Linneberg and Andrzej Bozek carried out investigations where the cases of autoimmune disease that have appeared during or after the application of Specific Immunotherapy are indicated. Many of these cases have not been published, and as Dr. Linneberg mentions, it is a sensitive issue that requires significant action. In the main guidelines for the use of specific immunotherapy, such as the EAACI , the DGAKI and the forums of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology AAAAI, this sensitive topic is mentioned. My disease, other people's diseases , acknowledge the great uncertainty of allergists that prevails in this area and call for a strong precautionary principle in relation to autoimmune diseases and allergen-specific immunotherapy. I was negligently treated by an Allergist member of the National Council of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (CONICA) of México , my case was not published in the literature. And that is why it is extremely important to evaluate people in terms of autoimmunity risk before starting SIT, my situation (along with that of other people) must not be repeated. Be careful with that damn specific immunotherapy, they can destroy lives and doctors are not responsible My body and my health were destroyed by Allergen Specific Immunotherapy and a negligent Allergist.
Dear friends I also have same dust mites allergy and found good solution from comments in this video. I ordered ultrasonic dust mites controller from Alibaba in around $15 and it’s very effective
I have a lot of problems with the doctors I deal with. Nearly all of them are eager to put me on corticosteroids. I oppose such treatment regardless of whether it's pills or injections of corticosteroids. Corticosteroids have serious side effects and risks I'm not willing to take. During the past 4 months I have had non-step eczema and I suspect that my allergy to dust mites might be the culprit.
@April Rain I took it as often as I could. I put it on and let it sit on my skin for hours. The kind I bought was Manuka Honey the maximum strength from online.
I get the dust mites allergy shots (immunotherapy) they helped me so much better but it doesn’t cure it… now I have to get it every month for idk how long. I also have pollen and grass allergy.
I suffer from moderate Allergic asthma thanks to my dust mite allergy. I'm not allowed to start immunotherapy with the expensive Dupixent, because my asthma is not "Severe enough". Is there any ways around that? Because I'm suffering and I'm willing to pay out my own pocket.
Recently I developed allergies probably due to growing up with atopic dermatitis and I can’t stop sneezing in the apartment. I tried some allergy pills but it doesn’t seem to really work. My mom has tried getting rid of the dust mites though they keep coming back. This is really annoying I’m not even able to see my doctor anytime soon.
I also suffer from dust mites allergies and have several years coughing none stop and throwing built up mucous (it usually stops when i go to sleep). How can I combat dust mites besides vacuuming the carpet at home and taking allergies pills?
@@ajeetbarnwal9294 the solution is bug zapper, buy only the small one. What I'm using now is just the size of a cellphone, its rechargeable. I suffered from dustmite for 7 years, only bug zapper stopped them.
For dust allergy, pl follow the following remedy.
Every time your allergy kicks in, just wash the inner part of your nose with water. You can use the following steps.
Take some water in your hand.
Dip your nose into the water and keep ur mouth closed.
Now breath in through your nose and let the water rise into ur nose but dont let it go to ur lungs. Breathe in slowly.
Now take ur nose out of the water and breathe out through ur nose so that all the water in ur nose comes out.
Repeat this process 3-4 times.
Pl let me know if it works for anyone. It works very well for me.
I changed my bed, room and my diet all to accommodate for my dust mite allergy. I now only get symptoms abroad. The biggest change for me was a HEPA vacuum and effective dust mite covers. Try these first if your having issues 😁
Lies again? Changing Airport Cure Allergy
@@NazriB sorry I don’t understand can you explain
Sounds great. Can you advise what diet changes you made? thanks
Hey. Can you share material name or Brands for effective dust mite covers?
@@natpierce2008 only eating meat , fruit and a few vegetables. No gluten, dairy
I’ve developed a horrible skin allergy to dust mites. I can’t go on like this anymore I will do anything.
If you are referring to eczema then I suggest you look into duxipent
If you are sure it's just dustmite allergy then just visit your nearest allergy specialist and get started on your immunotherapy treatment ASAP
I suffered from dustmite for 7 years. Until a month ago, I bought a small bug zapper and it stopped the dustmites. I'm getting good sleep now.
@@deewayne5134 what exactly is the product's name?
@@victorong9212 Google bug zapper. Buy the smallest one. What I'm using is just the size of a cellphone and it's rechargeable. Brand name is not important. Good luck.
Im going to share my "experience":
I suffer from Relapsing Polychondritis (an immune-mediated inflammatory disease) with renal involvement in the form of mesangial nephropathy, (which has evolved leading to fibrosis and glomerulosclerosis and almost end stage kidney disease) , I developed the disease at the age of 13 in the distant 2002 during the application of allergen-specific immunotherapy.
Because allergen-specific immunotherapy causes changes in the immune system, it is possible that it may influence the induction of diseases mediated by the immune system, such as autoimmune diseases, even some doctors point to the induction of autoimmunity as one of the possible long-term consequences of allergen-specific immunotherapy.
Increased levels of IL-10, TNF, and TGF-B, as well as changes in Treg cells and the Th2/Th1 balance, are the mechanisms that can cause autoimmune problems in people undergoing allergen specific immunotherapy.
Relapsing polychondritis is a Th1 and IL-10 mediated condition, while mesangial nephropathy is mediated by TGF-B.
In the medical literature there are many cases published over several years such as that of Dr. Ghorschi et al, “Manifestation of rheumatoid arthritis during specific subcutaneous immunotherapy of allergens”, “Scleroderma related to specific immunotherapy. Clinical Case Maciel BM, Morphine BM.” "Turkcapar N, M. Sjogren's syndrome induced by specific immunotherapy.", Pemphigoid-type reaction due to specific immunotherapy with allergen: an unusual adverse reaction Margarita Tomás-Pérez, "Autoimmune thyroiditis detected during allergen-specific immunotherapy: a case report Ahmet TÜRKELİ " among others.
The MDs, PhDs. Allan Linneberg and Andrzej Bozek carried out investigations where the cases of autoimmune disease that have appeared during or after the application of Specific Immunotherapy are indicated. Many of these cases have not been published, and as Dr. Linneberg mentions, it is a sensitive issue that requires significant action.
In the main guidelines for the use of specific immunotherapy, such as the EAACI , the DGAKI and the forums of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology AAAAI, this sensitive topic is mentioned.
My disease, other people's diseases , acknowledge the great uncertainty of allergists that prevails in this area and call for a strong precautionary principle in relation to autoimmune diseases and allergen-specific immunotherapy.
I was negligently treated by an Allergist member of the National Council of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (CONICA) of México , my case was not published in the literature.
And that is why it is extremely important to evaluate people in terms of autoimmunity risk before starting SIT, my situation (along with that of other people) must not be repeated.
Be careful with that damn specific immunotherapy, they can destroy lives and doctors are not responsible
My body and my health were destroyed by Allergen Specific Immunotherapy and a negligent Allergist.
Thank you for sharing your experience and helping others decide what to do
Thank you for your post. It is very valuable.
Dear friends I also have same dust mites allergy and found good solution from comments in this video. I ordered ultrasonic dust mites controller from Alibaba in around $15 and it’s very effective
nice! thanks
I'm 42 years old. Why is this starting now?!
I have a lot of problems with the doctors I deal with. Nearly all of them are eager to put me on corticosteroids. I oppose such treatment regardless of whether it's pills or injections of corticosteroids. Corticosteroids have serious side effects and risks I'm not willing to take. During the past 4 months I have had non-step eczema and I suspect that my allergy to dust mites might be the culprit.
Manuka honey worked for me
@April Rain I took it as often as I could. I put it on and let it sit on my skin for hours. The kind I bought was Manuka Honey the maximum strength from online.
Buy a small bug zapper, it's the solution.
@@deewayne5134 From where a small bug zapper can be buy.
@@SudhirKumar-tn6gf i bought mine from Walmart. You can look online too.
I get the dust mites allergy shots (immunotherapy) they helped me so much better but it doesn’t cure it… now I have to get it every month for idk how long. I also have pollen and grass allergy.
Like me
Mee too :(
2-3 years i think
@@Wolfmanjc-e3f it’s been more then 2 years now
@@cassandbrischannel3110how are you now your allergy what went right
They doing that for me.. hives 😥😓😫
I suffer from moderate Allergic asthma thanks to my dust mite allergy.
I'm not allowed to start immunotherapy with the expensive Dupixent, because my asthma is not "Severe enough". Is there any ways around that?
Because I'm suffering and I'm willing to pay out my own pocket.
Me too but i am in nepal here no allergy shots available 😐
How long can i miss allergy shots? My buld up phase doses missed about 2 months because of lockdawn for covid19. Now i am taking my shots from home.
allergy eczima thik ho sakati he kya
Hello brother
where?
how can i get allergy shot??
How is the feedback of immunotherapy house dust (mites? ?????
Recently I developed allergies probably due to growing up with atopic dermatitis and I can’t stop sneezing in the apartment. I tried some allergy pills but it doesn’t seem to really work. My mom has tried getting rid of the dust mites though they keep coming back. This is really annoying I’m not even able to see my doctor anytime soon.
Yes me too bro
I also suffer from dust mites allergies and have several years coughing none stop and throwing built up mucous (it usually stops when i go to sleep). How can I combat dust mites besides vacuuming the carpet at home and taking allergies pills?
Buy a small bug zapper, it helped me.
He'll......I am suffering from same!!!
Are you well now??🙏
@@ajeetbarnwal9294 the solution is bug zapper, buy only the small one. What I'm using now is just the size of a cellphone, its rechargeable. I suffered from dustmite for 7 years, only bug zapper stopped them.
@@deewayne5134 what is bug zapper!!
I dnt know what is this,how it looks and the uses?
@@ajeetbarnwal9294 Google it
Is it available in nepal
I am from Nepal 🇳🇵
Excellent
what are the tablets for dust mite allergies?
Ask your doctor, I have a strip of antihistamines in my car, home and work.
I am sure she is talking about something else though.