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Jun. 10th, 2022 11:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brin_bellway[fairly mild cw: poison]
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Got a chance to do some preliminary testing a few days ago, and results suggest that desloratadine does *not* help with pollen-induced sore throats.
I'm not particularly surprised, nor am I all that disappointed. In the event that circumstances force me to eat my meals outdoors or otherwise get exposed to pollen on a frequent basis, I *could* very well tolerate having a chronic sore throat. (Especially if I'm still wearing respirators in *indoor* public spaces, so that the probability of a sore throat being disease-related is low.) The main test will be its effect on nasal symptoms, but I don't appear to be getting those from the current pollen mix.
(previously on)
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Got a chance to do some preliminary testing a few days ago, and results suggest that desloratadine does *not* help with pollen-induced sore throats.
I'm not particularly surprised, nor am I all that disappointed. In the event that circumstances force me to eat my meals outdoors or otherwise get exposed to pollen on a frequent basis, I *could* very well tolerate having a chronic sore throat. (Especially if I'm still wearing respirators in *indoor* public spaces, so that the probability of a sore throat being disease-related is low.) The main test will be its effect on nasal symptoms, but I don't appear to be getting those from the current pollen mix.
