Allergy

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Seasonal Allergies

Allergy Check:

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"Hay fever" symptoms (sneezing, runny nose and itchy nose)
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Chronic nasal congestion and/or runny nose

Frequent colds and sinus headaches

Eyes itch, water, get red and swell

Chronic fatigue or tiredness

Chronic cough or wheezing

Relatives with allergies

Symptoms occur or worsen at certain times of the year

Symptoms occur or worsen depending on where you are

Pollen Tracker For today's allergy report, enter a US ZIP code

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How do you know if you have a Cold or Allergies?

RediClinic Clinician, Natalia Farias, answers your common questions on allergies and asthma-related symptoms and treatment solutions in this short video.

The more symptoms you check off, the more likely you have Seasonal Allergies!

Managing seasonal allergies can be as simple as visiting your local RediClinic, where a board certified clinician can diagnose and provide appropriate treatments, such as allergy medications and steroid injections, to relieve symptoms. A clinician can also help recommend a variety of over-the-counter antihistamines that can significantly reduce your seasonal allergy symptoms.

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To protect yourself and your family against pollen and to minimize the effects of the allergy season, consider taking the following recommended steps:

When Indoors:
• Close all windows and doors
• Turn the air conditioner or heater on when pollen levels are high
• Use a cheesecloth to cover air conditioning vents for filtration of the pollen
• Change out the filters in your system regularly – HEPA air filters are recommended
• Dust with a moist cloth
• Clean your home with a HEPA filter vacuum cleaner each week
• Bathe pets frequently

When Outdoors:
• Close car windows
• Keep the air conditioner or heater on, in recirculation mode
• For extreme cases, cover your nose and mouth with a painter’s mask
• If outdoors for a long period of time, be sure to shower and change clothes upon arriving home

It is also important to pay attention to daily pollen counts. The highest pollen counts – between 9.7 and 12.0 – occur on warm, windy days and the lowest levels – between 0 and 2.4 – occur on cool, rainy days. Click here to check today’s pollen levels in your area.

Source: www.myhealthyseasons.com

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