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A common symptom of Russian Olive pollen allergy is frequent sneezing. This happens as the body's immune reaction to the inhaled allergens causing the nose's mucous membranes to itch and swell.
People suffering from this type of allergy often experience a runny or stuffy nose. This is caused by inflammation and swelling of the nasal passages as the body tries to trap and expel the pollen particles.
Pollen allergies like the Russian Olive can cause itchy or watery eyes. This is a reaction to the inflammation of the conjunctiva, the membrane covering the eye and inside of the eyelid, triggered by the pollen.
Coughing is a symptom seen when the body's respiratory system becomes irritated by the allergen. This is a method the body uses to try to expel allergens from the system.
A symptom that can be more serious is wheezing or having difficulty breathing. This happens when the allergens cause the airways to narrow and can be a sign of asthma, which may require medical assistance.
Some people may experience hives, a kind of skin rash characterized by red, itchy bumps on the skin. This is a result of the body's immune system releasing histamine, a compound that makes the skin's blood vessels leaky, causing the rash.
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Recognizing whether you're allergic to Russian Olive pollen specifically, rather than other types, involves noticing distinctive symptoms and your exposure to this type of pollen in particular. Here's a step-by-step process to help clarify this.
Identify Key Pollen Allergy Symptoms
Consider the Timing of Your Symptoms
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Pollen counts tend to be highest in the early morning and late evening, so it's best to avoid outdoor activities during these times if possible. Limiting your exposure to high concentrations of Russian Olive pollen can go a long way towards managing your allergies.
Shower and change clothes upon arriving home after periods of outdoor activity. This helps to remove any pollen that may have settled on your skin, hair, or clothing, reducing your overall exposure to Russian Olive pollen.
Keeping windows closed, particularly during peak pollen times, can reduce the amount of Russian Olive pollen that enters your home. Instead, use air conditioning in both your home and car to help filter out any allergens.
Consider investing in a high-quality air filter for your home. Air filters can help to remove particles of Russian Olive pollen from the air, further reducing your exposure. Remember to keep filters clean and replace them regularly for the best results.
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Review your allergy test results with a Curex allergist.
Comparison of Allergenic Potential
Proteins Responsible for Allergic Reactions
Cross-Reactivity of Russian Olive Pollen
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