2009-04-27, 05:51 PM
I'm allergic to certain kinds of spray deodorants (mostly Axe), some perfumes, and spray air fresheners (Febreze Air Effects).
I start to wheeze, my throat feels like it's closing up, and I can't breathe. Never gone into shock, but I'm thinking about getting Epi-pens just in case I do.
Luckily, I only react when it's just been sprayed, not when the scent is still hanging around. I think it's either something in the liquid or in the propellant. I've reacted to something that came through the air conditioning system, though. x_x
Also, pretty miserably allergic to tree pollen. I live in a city COVERED with oak and pine trees, too. But I voted for other because being able to breathe, however stuffed up, isn't as bad. o.O
EDIT: My roommate is allergic to literally everything under the sun. Artificial sweeteners, pollen, peanuts, Garnier Fructis shampoo (sent him to the hospital!), different kinds of fruits, etc... We say "everything under the sun" because he at least isn't allergic to the sun, which some people actually are. o_O
I start to wheeze, my throat feels like it's closing up, and I can't breathe. Never gone into shock, but I'm thinking about getting Epi-pens just in case I do.
Luckily, I only react when it's just been sprayed, not when the scent is still hanging around. I think it's either something in the liquid or in the propellant. I've reacted to something that came through the air conditioning system, though. x_x
Also, pretty miserably allergic to tree pollen. I live in a city COVERED with oak and pine trees, too. But I voted for other because being able to breathe, however stuffed up, isn't as bad. o.O
EDIT: My roommate is allergic to literally everything under the sun. Artificial sweeteners, pollen, peanuts, Garnier Fructis shampoo (sent him to the hospital!), different kinds of fruits, etc... We say "everything under the sun" because he at least isn't allergic to the sun, which some people actually are. o_O