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Pollen Allergy How To Stay Active And Healthy Without Pollen Allergy
These flying pollen can cause pollen allergy or hay fever, when inhaled through nose and mouth, or when having in contact with eyes. And when it finds way to your lungs, pollen allergy can induce asthma attack.
Pollen Allergy or Hay Fever Symptoms
During the months of
April-September, people with pollen allergy may suffer from these
symptoms,
Those symptoms come from pollen allergic reaction in the nose, eyes and throat. The allergen will stimulate your immune system cells to produce histamine and other chemical substances, which cause the blood vessel to get bigger and then leaked. Many students failed to get best results in their exams, in schools that set their exam during these seasons, therefore it is important for you to learn about pollen allergy and what you can do to control it. |
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How To Control Pollen Allergy |
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First of all, get to know what type of pollen allergy you or your families suffer by having skin prick test. After that, find out the exact schedule of that certain flower to begin its pollen season. Pollen season will be different from one region/nation to the other, that’s why it will be more accurate to find the schedule of your own region. This is the world pollen calendar, follow the link to find the calendar of your own region : World Pollen Calendar. If you can predict when the next season will begin, you can have better preparation to control pollen allergy.
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Limit your exposure to the outdoor air, especially in a sunny, hot and dry days. The pollen level usually increases at those days.
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Plan to have your outdoor activities in the morning or after raining, when the pollen level is low.
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Wear your glasses when you go out to protect your eyes from pollen.
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If you spend much time traveling by car, nowadays you can find cars with air filter to avoid pollen in the car interior.
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When pollen level is high, immediately change your clothes right after entering the house.
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Relief Hay Fever With Probiotics
This is a good news for patient with
pollen allergy or hay fever. British researches had found the relation
between probiotics, the good bacteria, with hay fever. Consuming
probiotics daily can relief hay fever symptoms.
Read the MSNBC reports of
Good Bacteria Can Ease
Allergy Symptoms.
Get everything you need to know about probiotics, including how to serve
probiotics foods (from salads to desserts) in your daily menu in
1st Probiotics.
More resources on Pollen Allergy
You can also use
home remedies
to relief your pollen allergy, and other allergies.
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