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An allergic reaction to Osage Orange pollen can trigger inflammation in the nasal passages that lead to a runny or stuffy nose. Affected individuals may find it hard to breathe normally due to congestion.
Also known as allergic conjunctivitis, this symptom is characterized by eyes that are itchy, red, or swollen due to the allergic reaction. The eyes may also produce excess tears, resulting in a constantly watery appearance.
Exposure to Osage Orange pollen can often lead to bouts of sneezing. This is a common symptom of most allergies, as the body reacts to expel the allergen from the nose and throat.
Itching, primarily in the nose, mouth, eyes, throat, skin, or any other area, can occur due to allergic reactions. This is due to the release of histamine, a chemical that your body produces in an allergic reaction.
As the body attempts to expel the allergen, a dry, persistent cough may be a symptom of Osage Orange pollen allergy. This may be accompanied by a sore throat and hoarseness.
Some individuals may experience difficulty breathing or shortness of breath as a symptom of Osage Orange pollen allergy. This can be due to the inflammation of airways or due to a more severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis. If shortness of breath or difficulty breathing ever occurs, immediate medical attention should be sought.
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Osage Orange trees usually release their pollen between late spring and early summer, therefore, during this season, limit your outdoor activities, especially during peak pollen times which typically occur in the early morning and late afternoon.
When you must go outside during the pollen season, make sure you are wearing sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat to protect your eyes and skin from the pollen. It's also recommended to change and wash your clothes after being outdoors to remove any pollen that may have attached itself to the fabric.
To prevent pollen from entering your house, keep windows and doors closed as much as possible. Use air conditioning in your home and car to circulate air and filter pollen. Make sure to regularly maintain and clean your air filters to keep them effective.
If your symptoms are severe or persistent, seeking advice from a healthcare provider or allergist can be beneficial. They can help identify specific allergens, provide appropriate medication or even recommend immunotherapy which can greatly reduce sensitivity to the allergen overtime.
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