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I have bad allergies stuffed nose and red eyes every single day. i need an injection that would be effective.?


can anyone suggest an effective injection that would be effective for a long period of time?

Injections are given frequently over a long period of time to reduce sensitivity to allergens. They don't directly effect symptoms that you currently have. You need to take a good allergy medicine like Zyrtec or Tavist on a daily basis to manage your symptoms.
welcome to the club, infortunately there is no such miracle drug...the shots that are available is a long term treatment and a friend says it's helping her. talk to an allergist. he can help u better & tell u what might work for u.
I don't know about shots, but my son has the same problem and he takes Singulair. It works really well, and you just take it once a day. Lots better than a painful shot!
Try eating a different food plan. You could eliminate anything made with white flour - white sugar - milk and most cheese (yogurt is OK - plain)
Check this site out.
http://www.naturalways.com/alergy1.htm...
Mucous Free Diet. This won't cure your allergies, but it could help your symptoms!!
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