Hayfever & Braces

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jcdamon3
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#1 Post by jcdamon3 »

I have significant allergies and have not noticed a change. I keep them well under control all year though, with allergy shots and cortizone nose sprays. Actually after 7 years of allergy shots I will be stopping in a few months! Yippee!!
Braced on 8/05 - Braces off 12/06
Mid Forties!

LoobyLou
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#2 Post by LoobyLou »

I don't think mine has been quite as bad this year so far but I think that's because of all the rain we're having rather than the metal lol.
Braced: 22nd April 2005
Type of brace: Damon 3 uppers and lowers
Estimated brace time: 18 months - now extended to approx 22 months

*Latest - now I have no idea how long it will be!*




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