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Exposed skin areas may develop red, swollen, itchy rashes or hives as an allergic reaction to White Dead Nettle. This is your body's immune response, trying to fight what it considers as an invader.
These can include wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and coughing. This occurs as the body's immune system releases chemicals that cause the muscles around your airways to tighten, which results in bronchospasm (breathing difficulties).
Exposure to White Dead Nettle can lead to sneezing, runny or stuffy nose, and watery, red, or swollen eyes. This is a common reaction in many plant-based allergies.
In some individuals, exposure to White Dead Nettle can cause an allergic reaction that leads to swelling of the mouth or tongue, making it difficult to talk, eat or breath.
This could be due to the body's effort to eliminate the allergen from the system. Such digestive disturbances occur when the body's immune response to the allergen affects the gastrointestinal tract.
In severe cases, an allergy to White Dead Nettle can lead to anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening reaction that requires immediate medical attention. It can cause a drop in blood pressure, severe shortness of breath, dizziness, and loss of consciousness.
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Identifying if you have a White Dead Nettle allergy involves pinpointing the common symptoms of plant allergies and recognizing when you've been in contact with White Dead Nettle. The following steps can guide you through this process.
Note the Common Allergy Symptoms
Recognize Your Exposure to White Dead Nettle
See an Allergist for Confirmation
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To avoid triggering an allergic reaction, it is best to refrain from direct skin contact with the White Dead Nettle plant. If you must handle the plant, consider wearing thick gloves and long sleeves to minimize the risk.
If you are prone to allergies, especially those caused by plants, consider taking antihistamines during the seasons when White Dead Nettle blooms. Antihistamines can help manage allergy symptoms and reduce your body's allergic response.
Wearing a mask can prevent breathing in the pollen or spores produced by the White Dead Nettle plant. This reduces the risk of respiratory allergies, such as sneezing, runny or stuffy nose, watery or itchy eyes, and difficulty breathing.
Regularly cleaning your living area, particularly during the blooming seasons, can help rid the environment of any White Dead Nettle pollen or spores. Focus on cleaning areas such as windows, doors, and ventilation systems, where pollen is likely to enter or gather.
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