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Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:04 PM
........or at least help in combating Hayfever.

Can anyone...............

Can.............

Can anyone............

oh excuse me a minute

ACCHOOOOOO :S

thats better, now right where was i?

Oh yes...............can anyone recommend any medicines or provide any tips on how to conquer this?

:jkk: :up:

Supernova Nebula
11-05-08, 05:15 PM
lots of hugs, go to your momma and ask her to hug you.

bitter_sweet
11-05-08, 05:16 PM
........or at least help in combating Hayfever.

Can anyone...............

Can.............

Can anyone............

oh excuse me a minute

ACCHOOOOOO :S

thats better, now right where was i?

Oh yes...............can anyone recommend any medicines or provide any tips on how to conquer this?

:jkk: :up:


yeahhh mee!!!
but i use homoeopathy............
u gotta take three of these pills everyday, all at the same time.
i tried everything, and nothing worked, until my mum ordered these for me, ill pm u the number u gotta call to order um if u want....itl cost around 11 quidsish...
hope it helps inshallah.

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:16 PM
lots of hugs, go to your mama and ask her to hug you.

:wacko: errrr ok

ACHOOOOOOOOOO

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:17 PM
yeahhh mee!!!
but i use homoeopathy............
u gotta take three of these pills everyday, all at the same time.
i tried everything, and nothing worked, until my mum ordered these for me, ill pm u the number u gotta call to order um if u want....itl cost around 11 quidsish...
hope it helps inshallah.

£11 :rubeyes:

Nothing cheaper on the market?

Supernova Nebula
11-05-08, 05:18 PM
:wacko: errrr ok

ACHOOOOOOOOOO

go to your NHS then:rolleyes: I hear they only let you see a doctor if youre dying or somthing.:rolleyes:

LastFriday
11-05-08, 05:18 PM
yeahhh mee!!!
but i use homoeopathy............
u gotta take three of these pills everyday, all at the same time.
i tried everything, and nothing worked, until my mum ordered these for me, ill pm u the number u gotta call to order um if u want....itl cost around 11 quidsish...
hope it helps inshallah.

Could you give me the number too? Can you just post it in here? :jkk:

bitter_sweet
11-05-08, 05:18 PM
£11 :rubeyes:

Nothing cheaper on the market?

no but trust me it really works if u use it right. ill giv u the number ta call....

an u gotta stop taking it as soon as ur hayfever stops otherwise u cud get immune to it. hmm w8..

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:19 PM
go to your NHS then:rolleyes: I hear they only let you see a doctor if youre dying or somthing.:rolleyes:

Our local doctors will only take appointments on the phone............when you do phone you get a nurse who trys to cure you over the phone, then tells you to come back in 7 days if your still suffering!!

Yea thanks love!

ACHHOOOOOO

ajnabee
11-05-08, 05:20 PM
people with hayfever soooooo lucky, everytime u sneeze, u say "alhamdulillah"...

every ah ah achooooo = praising allah = reward.

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:21 PM
people with hayfever soooooo lucky, everytime u sneeze, u say "alhamdulillah"...

every ah ah achooooo = praising allah = reward.

:D

Yes actually I wont take anything for it

THREAD CLOSED

:p

bitter_sweet
11-05-08, 05:21 PM
(im copying this off the bottle)

EUPH/ALL-C/SABAD
8g pillules <<< just incase they ask what sort they want...cause i dunno wah they ask wen u call up, my mummy usually does it for me:inlove:

HELIOS HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY
8 New Road, London, WC2N 4LJ
Tel: (0207)379 7434

urban_rose
11-05-08, 05:22 PM
Can anyone...............

Can.............

Can anyone............

oh excuse me a minute

ACCHOOOOOO :S

thats better, now right where was i?


:rotfl: YarhamukAllah :D

dont have any help for you though :outta:

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:24 PM
:rotfl: YarhamukAllah :D

dont have any help for you though :outta:

Forgive my limited knowledge of Arabic but................

What does YarhamukAllah mean?

MMS
11-05-08, 05:28 PM
Claritin tabs really work

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:29 PM
Claritin tabs really work

These ones (http://universitypharmacy.ca/shoponline/images/claritin_allergy.gif) yes?

Tesco usually have them at buy one pack get one free

At this point I should point out that there are also lots of other outlets that sell Claritin and not just Tesco :p

ajnabee
11-05-08, 05:30 PM
Forgive my limited knowledge of Arabic but................

What does YarhamukAllah mean?

i think it means "may allah have mercy on you"
someone correct me if i wrong.

bitter_sweet
11-05-08, 05:31 PM
These ones (http://universitypharmacy.ca/shoponline/images/claritin_allergy.gif) yes?

Tesco usually have them at buy one pack get one free

At this point I should point out that there are also lots of other outlets that sell Claritin and not just Tesco :p

i tried um, they never worked for me

yasmin20
11-05-08, 05:31 PM
I'm sure there is a lot of stuff for hayfever over the counter
you can always go down to your local pharmacy you dnt need to see a gp for hayfever

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:32 PM
i think it means "may allah have mercy on you"
someone correct me if i wrong.

The ceremonial utterances after sneezing
Sneezing relieves a person from an internal disorder. A person is required to say (Al-Hamdullilah: all gratitude is for only Allah) after sneezing and anyone who hears him should reply by saying (Yarhamukallah: may Allah bless you). These words are meant to remind a believer that the blessings of Allah in this world and in the Hereafter are specifically for people who are grateful. According to some Ahadith, it was initiated at the dawn of mankind, when the spirit was blown into Adam and he woke up in this world2. The existence of the word (Tashmit) for these ceremonial utterances is evidence enough that they are an age old Sunnah which the Prophet Muhammad (sws) sanctioned and adopted for his own Ummah also. He is reported to have said:

When anyone of you sneezes, he should say (Al-Hamdullilah) and if his brother or companion hears these words, he should reply by saying (Yarhamukallah). And when he says (Yarhamukallah), you should say: May Allah guide you and keep you well. (Bukhari:No. 6224)

http://www.renaissance.com.pk/janisla2y2.html

:up:

urban_rose
11-05-08, 05:33 PM
Too late :o but thats right :up:

ajnabee
11-05-08, 05:39 PM
The ceremonial utterances after sneezing
Sneezing relieves a person from an internal disorder. A person is required to say (Al-Hamdullilah: all gratitude is for only Allah) after sneezing and anyone who hears him should reply by saying (Yarhamukallah: may Allah bless you). These words are meant to remind a believer that the blessings of Allah in this world and in the Hereafter are specifically for people who are grateful. According to some Ahadith, it was initiated at the dawn of mankind, when the spirit was blown into Adam and he woke up in this world2. The existence of the word (Tashmit) for these ceremonial utterances is evidence enough that they are an age old Sunnah which the Prophet Muhammad (sws) sanctioned and adopted for his own Ummah also. He is reported to have said:

When anyone of you sneezes, he should say (Al-Hamdullilah) and if his brother or companion hears these words, he should reply by saying (Yarhamukallah). And when he says (Yarhamukallah), you should say: May Allah guide you and keep you well. (Bukhari:No. 6224)

http://www.renaissance.com.pk/janisla2y2.html

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so...

person one: achooooo! *wipes nose on sleeve*
person one: alhamdulillah (praise be to allah)
person two: yarhamukallah (may allah bless/have mercy on you)*hands over a tissue*
person one: yahdheekumullah (may allah guide u) *still uses sleeve*

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 05:43 PM
so...

person one: achooooo! *wipes nose on sleeve*
person one: alhamdulillah (praise be to allah)
person two: yarhamukallah (may allah bless/have mercy on you)*hands over a tissue*
person one: yahdheekumullah (may allah guide u) *still uses sleeve*

yep thats it :up:

3 praises to Allah (swt) and 1 very wet sleeve :D

Wolfn
11-05-08, 06:21 PM
........or at least help in combating Hayfever.

Can anyone...............

Can.............

Can anyone............

oh excuse me a minute

ACCHOOOOOO :S

thats better, now right where was i?

Oh yes...............can anyone recommend any medicines or provide any tips on how to conquer this?

:jkk: :up:




Take some allergy medicine. While you're waiting for it to kick in, take a hot shower because the hot vapor will decongest your sinuses and clear your nose (allowing you to snort it back up through the mouth and spit it out :o ). After that, try to lie down.


I've discoved that in the sujood position in salaat, the pressure going to your head also clears the sinus cavity, and that can help get allergies under control.

Ibrahim70
11-05-08, 06:22 PM
Take some allergy medicine. While you're waiting for it to kick in, take a hot shower because the hot vapor will decongest your sinuses and clear your nose (allowing you to snort it back up through the mouth and spit it out :o ). After that, try to lie down.


I've discoved that in the sujood position in salaat, the pressure going to your head also clears the sinus cavity, and that can help get allergies under control.

Hey i may try that!! :D

Yokel
12-05-08, 12:03 AM
suprisingly i usually dont sneeze around hay its mainly pollen

`asiya
12-05-08, 12:08 AM
if its hayfever from pollen allergy then try taking a tablespoon of honey every day, my mother raised us with homeopathic and natural treatments. the basis of which is, to treat like with like, and alhamdulillah by the will of Allah ta ala this cured my severe hayfever within one season alhamdulillah

bintumar
12-05-08, 12:25 AM
if its hayfever from pollen allergy then try taking a tablespoon of honey every day, my mother raised us with homeopathic and natural treatments. the basis of which is, to treat like with like, and alhamdulillah by the will of Allah ta ala this cured my severe hayfever within one season alhamdulillah

I have allergies and all my children have inherited them.Honey works for me but I read somewhere that babbies under 1yr stand the risk of botulism from taking it.Have you had any incidences with that?

`asiya
12-05-08, 12:30 AM
I have allergies and all my children have inherited them.Honey works for me but I read somewhere that babbies under 1yr stand the risk of botulism from taking it.Have you had any incidences with that?

yes i understand its not reccomended by the medical profession to give honey to infants because of that, that wa Allahu alam, best to wait till they are older than a year insha Allah.

xyz
12-05-08, 12:41 AM
Try locally produced honey, should be able to get some from local farmers markets

`asiya
12-05-08, 12:45 AM
even local honey or pasturised honey isnt safe for infants.

Infants younger than 12 months are at risk of infant botulism from eating honey. Infant botulism is a rare but serious form of food poisoning.

Honey is a known source of bacterial spores that produce Clostridium botulinum bacteria. These bacteria are typically harmless to older children and adults. But when ingested by an infant, these bacteria make a toxin that can cause infant botulism. It's unclear why this occurs in infants and not in older children or adults.

Infant botulism affects a baby's nervous system and can result in death. Signs and symptoms of infant botulism include:

* Persistent constipation
* Floppy arms, legs and neck
* Weak cry due to muscle weakness
* Weak sucking and poor feeding
* Tired all the time (lethargy)

Botulism spores may also be found in undercooked food, corn syrup and even maple syrup. For this reason, feeding an infant any of these foods is risky as well.

xyz
12-05-08, 12:48 AM
even local honey or pasturised honey isnt safe for infants.

Infants younger than 12 months are at risk of infant botulism from eating honey. Infant botulism is a rare but serious form of food poisoning.

Honey is a known source of bacterial spores that produce Clostridium botulinum bacteria. These bacteria are typically harmless to older children and adults. But when ingested by an infant, these bacteria make a toxin that can cause infant botulism. It's unclear why this occurs in infants and not in older children or adults.

Infant botulism affects a baby's nervous system and can result in death. Signs and symptoms of infant botulism include:

* Persistent constipation
* Floppy arms, legs and neck
* Weak cry due to muscle weakness
* Weak sucking and poor feeding
* Tired all the time (lethargy)

Botulism spores may also be found in undercooked food, corn syrup and even maple syrup. For this reason, feeding an infant any of these foods is risky as well.

Aye

Sorry i was referring to the thread topic

`asiya
12-05-08, 12:49 AM
Aye

Sorry i was referring to the thread topic

sorry :o :jkk:

i forgot about infants and honey (cos bro ibrahim for sure is over a year old alhamdulillah ) but im glad the sister mentioned that alhamdulillah :jkk:

abuumamah
12-05-08, 09:58 AM
I've had hayfever for many years now and theres a few things that i've come across that has made it less severe

1. Apply Vaseline on the inside of the nose (by doing this the pollen won't enter the nose but will stick to the vaseline. Just wipe off and apply again
2. Fresh orange juice with a spoon of honey (local is better) and a pinch of salt. Mix properly until honey dissolves. Have twice a day.
3. Its good to start having the orange juice just before the hayfever starts instead of having it once you're into the hayfever season.

I'm sure there's others but this really helps me.

The tablets also work good. Cetrizine and Clarityn. Widely available (even poundland now!!)

.: Anna :.
12-05-08, 10:44 AM
go holland and barrat, i forgot the name of the tablets but they have this small tub of something and its really good. it says on it also for rhinitis dust allergy? and the packaging is blue. if u ask them for it they give it to u cos i forgot the name last yr and i went to get it they gave me the same one :up: they are very small white disolvable tablets, i think its something natural and its works better than the claratin etc which u get it boots

seven
12-05-08, 11:03 AM
the best thing for hayfever (for me anyway) is exercise :up:

basically, doing some intense exercise release endorphins into your system which improves your body's immune and helps fight hayfever.

i find that when i cycle into work my hayfever is not that bad compared to if i drive into work.

acupuncture and eating chillis also help the release endorphins.

seven
12-05-08, 11:14 AM
also with homoeopathy... just because a certain homoeopathic medicine works for one person, doesn't necessarily mean it will work for you... so it's best to see a classical homoeopath first.

sis_sarah
12-05-08, 03:24 PM
usually have hayfever around this tym every year but been having like a spoon of honey everyday since last year and alhamdulillah its gotten much better...
something abt honey being the source of natural antibodies in you which fights the hayfever? god knows but its working gradually!

RashidD
12-05-08, 03:34 PM
P.U.S.H - Pray Until Something Happens. Plagiarised from seven's sig. May ALLAH cure you, ameen.

Ibrahim70
12-05-08, 06:40 PM
Wow look at all these different replies!

Mashallah!!

:jkk: guys I will try one of them out and get back to you inshallah

ACCHOOOOO