What is allergic rhinitis?
- Sneezing. Frequent and repetitive sneezing, especially when you first wake up.
- Runny Nose. Clear, thin and constant drainage signals allergic rhinitis. (If the drainage is thick, yellow or cloudy this is a sign of a cold or infection.)
- Irritated Eyes. Watery and itchy eyes.
- Irritated Mucous Membranes. Irritated and itchy ears, mouth and nose all indicate allergic rhinitis.
What causes allergic rhinitis?
Pollens from grass, weeds, trees and animal dander are most common and well known. Just as common, but lesser known, are allergies to dust mites, cockroaches, mold, cereal grain, wood dust and certain chemicals. If you are showing symptoms only certain times of the year- seasonally, then the most common culprits are pollens and molds. However, if your symptoms are year round, dust mites and indoor allergens are what is causing your allergic rhinitis symptoms. Having your doctor administer a skin allergy test is the most accurate way to determine which one is causing your symptoms. This involves putting a small amount of a particular allergen on your skin to see what reaction your body produces. Your immune system will over-react to things your body is allergic to by developing a rash or hives.Once you know for certain what your body is allergic to, you can proactively lessen your symptoms with certain products specially formulated for that particular allergen. Products such as Allergena Natural Allergy Relief, not only help to ease allergic rhinitis symptoms, but assist in helping your body's immune system heal. This encourages our body to heal itself so your symptoms lessen naturally over time.
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