This happens with my fibro and it is part of the reason that I take diphenhydramine every night even if I'm not having an acute allergy attack right at that moment. They are both auto-immune syndromes/problems and most doctors don't make that connection.
My flare started in early March (I think) and I have noticed that the onset of spring always brings a flare, despite everything I do. I attribute my easing of it (somewhat) to traveling out of the country and to an entirely different climate, where I had only one day of respiratory allergies (from traveling away from base camp and into actual foliage-infected areas.)
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My flare started in early March (I think) and I have noticed that the onset of spring always brings a flare, despite everything I do. I attribute my easing of it (somewhat) to traveling out of the country and to an entirely different climate, where I had only one day of respiratory allergies (from traveling away from base camp and into actual foliage-infected areas.)