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Sneezing is a common symptom of a Mountain Ash pollen allergy. It is a reflex action where the body expels air forcibly from the nose and mouth to get rid of the irritants, one of which could be the Mountain Ash pollen.
People allergic to Mountain Ash pollen often experience a stuffy or blocked nose. This common symptom, known as nasal congestion, is due to the inflammation of the nasal tissues which results from the allergic reaction.
Itchy, watery eyes is a common symptom of Mountain Ash pollen allergy. It is usually caused by an allergic reaction that irritates the eyeballs and the areas around the eyes.
When the body recognizes the Mountain Ash pollen as a threat, it may trigger asthma-like symptoms such as shortness of breath. This occurs because the lungs and airways become inflamed to protect the body against the perceived threat.
Skin rashes might appear in people allergic to Mountain Ash pollen. These rashes can be itchy and are usually a result of histamine release in the skin that occurs due to the allergic reaction.
Cough is another common symptom related to Mountain Ash pollen allergy. The body coughs to try to get rid of the irritants in the throat or lungs, induced by the allergic reaction to the Mountain Ash pollen.
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Recognize the Symptoms of Mountain Ash Pollen Allergy
Identify the Timing and Location of Symptoms
If you notice these symptoms worsen when Mountain Ash trees are pollinating or when you are in proximity to these trees, this could point to a specific Mountain Ash pollen allergy. Remember, Mountain Ash tree predominantly pollinates in late Spring and early Summer. Understanding the timing of your symptoms could help identify the allergen.
Consult an Allergist
If you suspect a Mountain Ash pollen allergy, it is highly recommended to consult an allergist. Medical professionals can perform skin tests or blood tests to confirm a specific pollen allergy.
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During Mountain Ash tree pollen season, it's best to avoid outdoor activities, particularly on windy days. Pollen travels most on windy days causing severe allergic reactions. If necessary, wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from pollen and other allergens.
Keeping windows and doors closed during high pollen counts can keep pollen from drifting into your home. Use air conditioning in both your home and car to clean, cool and dry the air.
Regular cleaning of your home can significantly reduce the amount of pollen. Vacuuming the house frequently with a vacuum cleaner that has a HEPA filter can capture and reduce pollen grains
Over-the-counter medications like antihistamines and decongestants can help alleviate symptoms of Mountain Ash pollen allergy. Always consult with a healthcare professional before beginning any medication regimen.
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