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Exposure to Mahonia pollen may lead to frequent bouts of sneezing and a stuffy, runny or itchy nose while the body tries to expel the allergens.
The allergens can cause red, swollen, itchy eyes that may also water excessively, a condition known as allergic conjunctivitis.
Skin contact with Mahonia pollen can cause symptoms such as itching, redness, and hives – a rash of itchy welts. This reaction may be delayed and may occur several hours after exposure.
Asthma or severe allergy sufferers may experience wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath. Breathing can be difficult as the airways narrow due to the allergic reaction to pollen.
Fatigue is a common indirect symptom of an allergy. Your body’s immune system is working hard to fight off the allergen, which can leave you feeling tired and drained.
Postnasal drip caused by an allergic reaction to Mahonia pollen can lead to headaches. In addition, headaches may arise from being congested.
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If you suspect that you might be allergic to Mahonia pollen, there are some signs that you can look out for. Here is a guide to help you identify the symptoms and causes that are very specific to this type of allergy.
Identifying the Common Symptoms
Recognizing the Timing and Location
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Please note these symptoms also occur in other allergies, so it's necessary to get an allergy test done for proper diagnosis. Don't self diagnose and consult with a medical professional.
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Try to avoid direct contact or proximity to Mahonia plants, especially during the flowering season when pollen levels are high. If you have these plants in your garden, it is advisable to remove them or keep them far from windows and entrances.
If you must be near Mahonia plants, wearing protective gear such as sunglasses, a hat, and a pollen mask can reduce your exposure. Covering your skin can also help to prevent contact with the pollen which may cause skin irritation.
Make sure your home and working spaces' air is clean. Use air cleaners or purifiers and make sure that your air conditioning vents are clean. Keep windows closed during high pollen periods to prevent the pollen from entering your space.
If you have severe allergies, consider over-the-counter antihistamines or consult a doctor for prescription medication. Some individuals benefit from allergy shots or sublingual immunotherapy, which exposes your body to small doses of the allergen to help it build resistance over time.
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Mahonia Pollen Allergy
Factors Contributing to Mahonia Pollen Allergenicity
Allergy Tests for Mahonia Pollen
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