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This is a common symptom of Alternaria allergy where a person experiences uncontrollable bouts of sneezing. It happens because the immune system reacts to the allergens, which stimulates the nose's inner linings causing sneezing.
Nasal congestion or a stuffy nose is another symptom caused due to the response of the immune system to Alternaria allergens. It leads to inflamed blood vessels in the sinuses and increased mucus production causing difficulty in breathing.
An Alternaria allergy can bring about itchiness or watering in the eyes. The allergens cause inflammation and irritation in the eyes making them watery and itchy. This condition is also known as allergic conjunctivitis.
Exposure to Alternaria allergens triggers the immune system's inflammatory response, leading to skin abnormalities. These may appear as red, itchy rashes or welts that may become bumpy, a condition known as hives or urticaria.
Coughing is another symptom of Alternaria allergy as the allergens can irritate the airway and lungs. The inflammation and increased mucus production can lead to persistent coughing, and possibly lead to a condition known as allergic asthma.
An Alternaria allergy can also cause throat irritation and tightness. This occurs due to the immune system's overreaction to the allergens causing increased mucus production and inflammation in the throat, which makes it feel scratchy and irritated.
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Recognizing if you have an Alternaria allergy involves understanding the common symptoms of mold allergies and then identifying exposure to Alternaria mold spores. Here is a step-by-step guide that can help.
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Note: Always consult a healthcare professional or allergist if you suspect you have a mold or Alternaria allergy. Self-diagnosis may lead to unnecessary stress or incorrect treatment.
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Alternaria spores can be more prevalent during certain times of the day and in certain weather conditions. Peak hours are usually in the late afternoon and evening. Try to avoid outdoor activities during these times, especially on dry, windy days.
Keeping your home clean can significantly reduce the number of allergens. Clean and vacuum at least once a week. Pay particular attention to areas that tend to be damp and dark, as these are places where Alternaria can often be found.
High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters can help by trapping allergens before they reach your lungs. Use HEPA filters in your HVAC system, and consider using a standalone air purifier as well.
If you are allergic to Alternaria and you have a garden, it's best to limit the time you spend gardening. If possible, have someone else do the gardening and yard work. Don't forget to wear a mask if you do need to spend time outside in the garden to avoid inhaling spores.
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Impact of Alternaria Allergy on Indoor Air Quality
Cross-Reactivity with Alternaria
Diagnostic Tests for Alternaria Allergy
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