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Unknown Allergy?

Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2020 7:43 pm
by GAAllergies
Hello,

I am 28, male, and live in Georgia (USA). I am absolutely fine during the day - I can breathe normal. When I go to bed, I can still breathe normal. When I wake up though, my nose is completely stuffed. I have to blow 4-5 times and it is solid yellow/green like an immune response. After that, a few blows of clear and I can breathe fine for the day. This only happens while I’m sleeping and our room is clean. I don’t know what this is, but it is quite annoying and I think it is affecting my sleep as well (since I can’t breathe).

The only thing that rids of it is a Benadryl prior to going to sleep.

Any thoughts? Been battling this for years.

Thank you.

Re: Unknown Allergy?

Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2020 2:25 pm
by talkhealth
Hi GAAllergies,

Sorry to hear about your symptoms. Have you considered it could be house dust mites which can still be a problem in clean homes. Please find some information here from the NHS website here in the UK regarding dust mites.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/allergies/prevention/

Kind regards
talkhealth

Re: Unknown Allergy?

Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2020 7:51 pm
by Prycejosh1987
GAAllergies wrote:
Tue Jul 28, 2020 7:43 pm
Hello,

I am 28, male, and live in Georgia (USA). I am absolutely fine during the day - I can breathe normal. When I go to bed, I can still breathe normal. When I wake up though, my nose is completely stuffed. I have to blow 4-5 times and it is solid yellow/green like an immune response. After that, a few blows of clear and I can breathe fine for the day. This only happens while I’m sleeping and our room is clean. I don’t know what this is, but it is quite annoying and I think it is affecting my sleep as well (since I can’t breathe).

The only thing that rids of it is a Benadryl prior to going to sleep.

Any thoughts? Been battling this for years.

Thank you.
It would seem the air of your room is causing this problem. I had the same problem in the past, until i opened the window. It could be breathing issues that stem from bad air, or it could be dust, or it could be fluids that the body produces while you are asleep. We have eye dust after sleeping. We also have fluids that form in the grafts of genitals when we wake up in the morning.