Think of an issue that someone are currently struggling with. Some examples could be depression, trying to quit smoking, losing weight, etc. Look at the imagine of the support group. What do you notice about the supporting messages found on the imagine? Do you think they are helpful? Why or why not? Another thing would you find it easier to disclose anonymously online rather than face-to-face? Why or why not? dailystrengthPOPULAR SUPPORT GROUPSBipolar DisorderCategory: Mental HealthAnxietyCategory: Anxiety DisordersSUPPORT GROUPS8.689 Members 1 OnlineBipolar disorder is not just a single disorder, but a category of mood disorders marked by periods ofabnormally high energy and euphoria, often... READ MOREFibromyalgiaCategory: Muscles & Bones4.329 Members OnlineYou're not alone in your pain. Fibromyalgia is a condition that can be difficult to diagnose and manageIf you're trying to cope with pain.. READ MORE6Getting Better TogetherKnowing when you need help is a sign of strength. Share your experience and join asupport group to connect with those on the same path.JOIN A GROUPPost-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Category: Anxiety Disorders9.973 Members OnlineFind support with others who have gone through a traumatic experience. Whether you have chronicor acute PTSD, we are here for you.aHELP / FAQdailystrength22.852 Members 5 OnlineAnxiety is a physical condition marked by intense and persistent feelings of distress, fear, angst ordread. General anxiety caused by routine... READ MORECRISIS RESOURCESmarc2333 11/02/2019How to treat allergic rhinitis?SUPPORT GROUPSVacx-dir-d/click?as-H4s/AAAAAAAAAxWS/00AMODWVKExzC0003.JHELP / FAQRecently, I have experienced severe allergic rhinitis. Every morning I get upand sneezing, runny nose, feeling a stuffy nose while sleeping, and it isdifficult to breathe with my nose. It has been almost two months. The doctorgave me an anti-allergic drug (cetirizine), which was more effective when Ifirst started eating, but recently I even had a runny nose. Do you have anysuggestions? Because I really feel very uncomfortable, it has affected mywork and study.Thanks for your help!CRISIS RESOURCES30Leave A ReplyTerenceBlacker 01/09/2020I think it you should visit an allergy specialist. You may require other medicine orcombination of medicines. Keep a diary and try to find out the trigger. Avoiding the triggercan permanently solve your problem.Allseason 10/17/2020Wash all the bedding and try find allergen free pillow. Dust and clean around the bedboards, carpet, flooring, and windows. Check the ceiling for spiders and evidence of bugs.Remove any candles or scents in the room, close the bedroom door at night and put an airfilter machine by the bed Run the machine during the day and turn it off at night.dailystrengthAllergies Support GroupWhen the immune system responds to a foreign substance in an abnormal way, it is classified as an allergy. When the body first contacts the substance, itwill not cause any reactions, but the immune system will start to produce antibodies to it and subsequent contact will trigger more dramatic responses.Depending on the allergy, the response could be mild or very severe...941 Members20SUPPORT GROUPS612 PostsHELP / FAQLadybug7 06/07/2021Hi! No, this group isn't very active, so glad you're here! :)dailystrengthCRISIS RESOURCESAllergies & ImmunityAllergies Support Grouplighttheway 05/07/2021hello all Idk if anyone is here ?? It doesnt seem very active I am beingreferred to an allergist/immunologist for hives and angioedema. It hashappened twice now I also have chronic sinus inflamation.•What can I expect at my first appointment? also does anyone know if theytest for autoimmune diseases? I already have hashimotos.butam curious ifthey test or diagnose lupus1 Online●❤30I'm sorry that you're dealing with hives, angioedema, and sinus inflammation. Typically at afirst appointment, the allergist/immunologist will start by checking your nose, throat, skinand lungs He/she may order testing-blood testing and/or skin prick testing -- todetermine what you are allergic to, if anything. While they do test for some autoimmunediseases, their primary role is to treat systemic allergic conditions. If lupus is suspected,they will likely refer you to a rheumatologist for testing/diagnosis and treatment, if needed.Leave A ReplyI have seen allergists for most of my life, and frequently deal with hives and angioedemaas the result of both allergies and a mast cell disorder. I've been through the testingnumerous times, so if you have any questions along the way, feel free to post them or sendme a PM. Hope the allergist is able to give you some answers. Good luck!DarknessEmbraced 10/05/2020Thank you both!:) I'm so glad I had it as well.SUPPORT GROUPSHELP / FAQQ3 1JOINDarknessEmbraced 10/04/2020I had an anaphylactic reaction to almonds. I usally always read the label butmistakenly assumed that since another variety of the chocolate bar was:s safethat the one I had was safe. It said may contain almonds. My face swelled upand my throat became tight. I used my epi pen and went to the ER. They gaveme Benadryl. I was there a few hours on a chair in the hallway because therewere no rooms. We have a doctor shortage. The ER doctor would check onme. She said to take Benadryl for the next 24 to 48 hours. I get anaphylaxisfrom tree nuts, strawberries, peppers and CT contrast dye.CRISIS RESOURCESLeave A ReplyLadybug7 10/04/2020So sorry to hear that you had an anaphylactic reaction. I know how scary they can be! I'mglad that you had your EpiPen with you. Hope you're feeling much better now!LOGIN REGISTERLilysawyer 10/05/2020I'm sorry to hear that. I am glad you had the epi pen with you. I hope you are doing well

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