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Experiencing a runny or stuffy nose is a common symptom of almond pollen allergy. During this allergy, your body produces histamines that can cause your nose to get blocked or runny.
Sneezing frequently or uncontrollably is another key symptom. Once you inhale the almond pollen, your body's immune system can react to it and trigger sneezing in an attempt to remove the allergen.
People suffering from almond pollen allergy may also have itchy or watery eyes. It's a reaction to the allergens as your body tries to combat them, which results in inflammation that causes your eyes to itch or water.
Hives, itchy skin, redness or swelling on the skin are also typical symptoms of allergies, including almond pollen allergy. These symptoms happen due to the immune system's inflammatory response to the allergen.
Shortness of breath, wheezing, and difficulty in breathing may occur if the inhaled almond pollen allergen affects your respiratory tract. It's a more serious symptom that needs immediate medical attention.
Individuals with an almond pollen allergy may experience swelling of the lips, tongue, or face, also known as angioedema. This happens due to the body's reaction to the allergen and is commonly associated with food allergies.
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Knowing about your exposure to almond pollen is key in understanding if your symptoms are linked to this specific allergen.
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If you suspect you have an almond pollen allergy, it is crucial to consult with a health professional. They can perform specific tests like skin tests or blood tests to determine if you have a specific allergy to almond pollen.
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Almond trees typically pollinate in the early spring, usually in February and March. This is when the pollen count is at its highest. If possible, try to limit your outdoor activities during this time, especially in the mornings when pollen count tends to be the highest.
Using air purifiers in your home, particularly in your bedroom, can help to filter out almond pollen and other allergens. Keep your windows closed during peak pollen times to prevent outdoor allergens from entering your home.
If you're allergic to almond pollen, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for appropriate allergy medications and treatment plans. They can provide advice on managing symptoms during pollen season.
Almond pollen may stick to your clothing, skin, and hair, exposing you to allergens even when you're indoors. Regularly washing your hands, taking showers, and changing your clothes after being outside can help to reduce exposure.
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Almond Pollen Potency
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