01-24-2011, 04:58 PM
(01-24-2011, 03:58 PM)Silent Scream Wrote: solidify,
woud recommend going to the GP and asking to be refered to the nearest specialist clinic for allergies-assuming there was one local.
have seen tv programmes before,based in the UK where they showed how gradually they cured nut allergy in the people that came to the clinic-
unfortunately cannot remember which hospital it was but they shoud have these specialists in all major hospitals as it is a big issue but a common one.
research it locally if have never done so before.
am not allergic to nuts,but can relate due to having profound sensitivity to noise and a higher hearing level than the norm,have got severe anxiety which can start up just by thinking about whether theres going to be a noise-more so in unpredictible places or with unpredictible people.
its because of the hurt and distress that the allergy been triggered causes that have probably developed the automatic fear response,and in own case it works the same with noise.
the response needs desensitizing but woud be better off speaking to a specialist about it and getting their input and support instead of doing this largely by self.
What's a GP?