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Myths And Facts About Seasonal Allergies
Your trees are bursting with showy flowers, causing your seasonal allergies to flare up, right? Not really. Allergies that occur when the season changes are the subject of quite a few misguided beliefs, including any direct association with blooming plants and flowers. Actually, grass pollen is the # 1 culprit, causing most seasonal allergy symptoms. Birch trees also release a potent allergen, but they do not flower. Weeds are a third trigger, and are a strong reason to use weed preventer.
A number of people will not consider allergies as the cause of their itchy throat and stuffed head. They may do this because they have never suffered from allergies previously, and are middle-aged or older. The fact is that, you can get airborne allergies at any time, even if you have never had allergies in the past. Get more information on treating allergy symptoms and eliminating sinus congestion here.
Additionally, you don't have to show a reaction every day to have seasonal allergies. Allergists look for symptoms on 4 out of 7 days per week on average, but weather and the pollen level can throw off that guideline also.
Many people often wrongly diagnose airborne allergy problems as a cold. Even though symptoms could be very similar, there are several symptoms specific to allergy cases. Itchiness is a sign of allergies. If your nose is running and your skin itches, the probably cause is allergies instead of a cold.
Allergies that flare up in the spring can continue year-round in some cases. There are numerous allergens in addition to plants and trees. As the seasons transition, different allergens cause your reactions. Mold is a common allergen that springs up during the summer season. Spores from mold get released every time you disturb your yard, like raking or mowing the grass. Depending on the weather, your allergic reaction can be a year-round problem.
You can not acquire immunity to seasonal allergies by increasing your exposure, in contrast to some thinking. The most effective approach to control allergy symptoms is to completely avoid the substances at fault. Keep your windows closed in your house and the car. Get a HEPA air cleaner, which gets rid of pollens safely. Look for this short article about how air purifiers with HEPA filters can treat allergy symptoms naturally, without needing any medication. Steer clear of ionic air filters. They generate ozone, which harms ones throat and lungs.
Even though it is important to thoroughly clean your clothing as soon as you come inside during peak pollen counts, the stronger the laundry detergent and whitener, the worse your seasonal allergy symptoms may become. Even though this may appear to be a contradiction, the compounds in bleach and cleansers increase your reaction to outdoor allergens.
You may hear that you should keep in the house during the middle of the day if you suffer from allergies. Yet the maximum pollen counts are typically in the morning and evening. Warm, breezy times are the most damaging times. Cool, wet weather lowers airborne allergen counts.
Relocating to another location to escape seasonal allergies is ineffective. Allergy specialists do not recommend relocating to avoid seasonal allergies. Many people develop an allergy to a local substance after extended exposure. In addition, researchers have found pollen 400 miles out to sea. There are not many locations where you can escape.
Decongestant nasal sprays are used as a cure for allergy discomfort. In spite of this, you may find that you are dependent on the spray. It brings about inflammation in your nasal passages if you use it beyond several days. You eventually become congested on a regular basis and will need the spray to relieve the congestion.
Exposure to pets does not raise the odds of getting seasonal allergies. Kids raised in a home that has multiple cats or dogs are more unlikely to have an allergy problem, including grass allergies, according to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Their scientists conducted a research study about early pet exposure and resulting resistance to allergies later.
Question about Hepa filter in my vacuum (a Eureka Boss Smartvac 4870GZ)?
The manual states that I need to change this every six months. My question - is this true? Can I just wash it under some water?
Also, if I have to buy the hepa filter (called Hepa filter cartridge style hf2, part no. 61111) do you know of any cheap places to get it (I can order it from Eureka for 20 bucks. Also, have you found any other replacements (not necessarily the hf2) that fit and work fine? Thanks a lot.
According to the manual, a new one "should" be purchased. However, common sense and practicality tell me that $40 a year for two filters is a bit much. I usually wash and soak it in mild bleach water and leave it air dry for 8-10 hours. After awhile the fibers in the filter do break down so I replace it when this becomes noticable.
Oh, and for filter replacement try Wal Mart, you can usually, depending on the store, find them for around $16-18 apiece.
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