Aarondawg
01-21-2009, 10:43 AM
Hey there,
I have been plagued by an allergy to dust and dust mites for 20+ years and I began shots next week. (a potion of dust, dust mites, dog and cat)
I know that it takes a while to build up but will I all of a sudden wake up and feel better or is it a little bit at time as I continue to get the shots?
My schedule is as follows:
2 shots per week for 6 weeks, then
1 shot per week for 6 weeks, then
1 shot every other week for 6 weeks , then
monthly thereafter and so on.
I am lucky because my insurance pays 100% for the shots.
Thank you,
Aarondawg
I have been plagued by an allergy to dust and dust mites for 20+ years and I began shots next week. (a potion of dust, dust mites, dog and cat)
I know that it takes a while to build up but will I all of a sudden wake up and feel better or is it a little bit at time as I continue to get the shots?
My schedule is as follows:
2 shots per week for 6 weeks, then
1 shot per week for 6 weeks, then
1 shot every other week for 6 weeks , then
monthly thereafter and so on.
I am lucky because my insurance pays 100% for the shots.
Thank you,
Aarondawg
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Titchou
01-21-2009, 12:59 PM
Generally you'll wake up one day and realize you're a bit better. And then you'll realize later that you are a good bit better. And so on. It can take a year or more to notice a lot of difference.
Aarondawg
01-21-2009, 07:33 PM
Generally you'll wake up one day and realize you're a bit better. And then you'll realize later that you are a good bit better. And so on. It can take a year or more to notice a lot of difference.
Thank you, that will make the shots worth it.
Take care,
Aarondawg
Thank you, that will make the shots worth it.
Take care,
Aarondawg
mrt7777
01-22-2009, 01:32 AM
I have the same problem to dust and dust mites, I also start shots next week.
Good luck.
Good luck.