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Permalink Reply by Laura Adams on December 11, 2011 at 10:56pm

Yes dust and mold, fresh cut grass, certain plants blooming will set off my sinuses

Permalink Reply by Molly on January 15, 2012 at 2:35pm

Yeah I hardly ever get sick even when I went through Basic Combat Training and everyone gets some kind of bug I didn't get sick :)

Permalink Reply by Alayna's dad on April 5, 2012 at 12:16am

It is not that it's weak, it's over active!

Permalink Reply by jamie on April 8, 2012 at 11:41pm

i bruise so easily. but i know that i should be getting sick from quite a few things that i do. like i should get eye problems from wearing my contacts all the time, which is not good. but i think i've had them once. and, the only sick i get is from the sicknesses i got from my genes. like constant uti's. other than that. i stay pretty healthy.

Permalink Reply by Jeffrey Alexander Reyes on April 20, 2012 at 12:30am

Mine's not as awesome as yours, but I heal pretty quickly and I rarely get sick.

Permalink Reply by Me&myGirl_Aussie on April 22, 2012 at 10:10pm

I had AT since 12 then at 30 AU (to now), I think my immune system is so busy attacking my thyroid and hair, it doesn't have time to keep away the colds etc....alergies are a daily thing - really don't think about it that much though.

My immune system doesn't seem to help with keeping colds etc. away, everything the kids bring home from school I catch, as a teenager I got all the bugs going around school. My body and my daughters does not fit this category..... but wish it did :)

My mother does have a theory re my immune system, she says that my immune system was stuffed up from spending most of my childhood in hospital on meds, due to chronic asthma, Pneumonia, and Bronchitis (apparently things got very touchy for me a number of times). Its a interesting thought, however my daughter was heatly child, & just got the norm of things from childcare and school, so that theory has now been scratched for me.

Permalink Reply by pammyann on May 27, 2012 at 9:16am

I just got AU 5 months ago, before I got it I was really allergic, always coming up in rashes, my face and eyes swelling up and in May every year I would always get really bad hayfever and get eye/face swelling - so far nothing, I have had none of my usual allergies this year. I do wonder if my immune system is so busy as you said fighting my hair that it hasn't the energy to react to the pollen etc that normally sets me off...maybe a good thing about it.

Permalink Reply by Laura Adams on December 9, 2012 at 3:45am

Maybe so, I hope so anyway

Permalink Reply by Laura Adams on December 9, 2012 at 3:45am

Thanks for the reply Ken, I appreciate it.

Permalink Reply by Erika on April 24, 2012 at 12:09am

I was officially diagnosed with areata about a month ago and I am the same way! I rarely get sick and if I have cuts they are better with a day or two. My doctor said he has noticed that it alopecia patients. I am perfectly okay with not getting sick very often!

Permalink Reply by Laura Adams on December 9, 2012 at 3:47am

That's cool. At least your doctor will acknowledge the chance of a correlation.

Permalink Reply by Katie B on April 25, 2012 at 7:08pm

If someone with a cold talks to me on the phone I catch it LOL (well almost ;) )

Its bloody annoying. Im trying all different kinds of immune boosting food etc..... and of course to live like a hermit and avoid anyone who has a cold.

I do find myself getting rather irritable when someone who ive invited round for a meal - or am taking on a lift somewhere arrives with a stinky cold and I have to sit next to them for 2 hours. I soooo know Im going to catch it - I think Im getting more impatient as I get older but I still manage to remain polite and then just grumble away inside my head LOL

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