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How You Can Cope With Your Allergies

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Posted on: 07/27/22


For many individuals, allergies are more than just a a seasonal problem. They are a problem year round, and result in frustrating and uncomfortable symptoms that are difficult to live with. If you are an individual who suffers from allergies and you have not found relief yet, you might find the answers you are looking for here.

If you own pets, bathe them frequently when allergy season arrives. This is especially true for dog owners. Not only, are pets hair and dander irritants on their own, animal fur is a magnet for pollen floating in the air, allowing these particles to hitch a ride on your pet and invade your home.

If you suffer from any allergies, be sure to keep air-filters and air ducts clean throughout the year. They will harbor allergy inducing particles like pollen, and may recirculate them in your breathing air. A few times a year, take them out and clean them according to the manufacturers instructions.

Have separate shoes for indoor and outdoor use. If you do a lot of work in your garden or simply enjoy being outdoors, have a pair of shoes set aside specifically for these activities. When it is time to come inside, your shoes, along with the pollen and dust they carry, can be left at the door - minimizing the allergens that make it into your home.

Dust mites are an unavoidable allergen. These vile organisms thrive on dead skin as they burrow into your mattress and pillows. Thats gross! To combat these nuisances, encase mattresses and pillows in special zippered mattress covers and pillow cases. Wash your bed linens in hot water once per week to kill dust mites, too.

If your allergies are accompanied by a harsh, hacking cough, irritation in the throat is probably to blame. This is especially common in those who fight post-nasal drip or mouth breathing. In many cases, the problem becomes more pronounced during the night. When this happens, try using pillows to prop you up in a half-reclining position while you sleep. If you can sleep while sitting upright, thats even better.

Exercise

Since exercise increases the amount of air your lungs take in, if you have pesky allergies, keep your workouts indoors. All of the pollen and other particulates that trigger your allergic reactions will get into your system much quicker and in a greater amount when doing any strenuous activity outdoors.

Exercise at the right time of day. If you like to exercise outdoors, yet you are an allergy sufferer, there are things that can be done so you can still enjoy the experience. Its better to exercise outdoors in the early morning or later in the evening as the pollen levels arent as high at these times and less likely to cause issues with your allergies.

If you are exercising outside during allergy season, and you are having trouble breathing, you should consider lightening your outdoor workout. Try running less, or not as hard so it is easier for you to breathe. Exercise is very important so keep it up!

Nutrition

If you are prone to allergic reactions from scented or perfumed products, dont forget that shampoos and lotions usually contain large amounts of perfume and chemicals. Go for the basics and choose hypo-allergenic products from your health food store or nutrition center. Use fragrance-free deodorants and laundry soaps as well.

Allergies are more than just a seasonal problem for some. There are many individuals who suffer from them year round, and are always searching for relief measures that work. This article was written for those sufferers. If you are one of them, take some time to review it again, and implement some of these tips into your life to find the relief you need.

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