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Sneezing is a common symptom. This involuntary action happens frequently and violently, caused by irritation in the nose due to the allergen.
This symptom happens due to the nasal passages swelling because of the allergic reaction. It can lead to difficulty breathing through the nose, causing discomfort.
This is also known as allergic conjunctivitis. When allergens come into contact with the tissues of your eyes, they can become inflamed, itchy, and produce excess tears.
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Patients usually experience difficulty breathing, as if they can’t get enough air. This can be due to the inflammation or blockage of airways from the allergic reaction.
These symptoms occur as your body reacts to the pollen, leading to wheezing sounds during breathing. There is also a frequent urge to cough, further straining the respiratory system.
In some cases, exposure to Sorbus pollen might trigger more severe symptoms like anaphylaxis which include dizziness, nausea, and even fainting. This is less common but requires immediate medical attention.
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Identify the Symptoms of Sorbus Pollen Allergy
Identify Exposure Surroundings
To confirm that your symptoms are due to a Sorbus pollen allergy, consider your surroundings. Sorbus trees, also known as Mountain Ash or Rowan, are common in the Northern Hemisphere and bloom in late spring to early summer, releasing their pollen. If you experience the above symptoms during this time and are usually in areas with these trees, it could be indicative of a Sorbus pollen allergy.
Consult a Healthcare Professional
If you suspect that you have a Sorbus pollen allergy based on the symptoms and your exposure to Sorbus trees, you should consult a healthcare professional. They can perform an allergy test and provide an accurate diagnosis. The healthcare professional can also provide advice and treatment options to help manage the allergy symptoms.
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Exposure to Sorbus pollen is highest during peak pollen hours which typically occurs in the early morning and late evening. By rescheduling outdoor activities to avoid these windows, one can significantly reduce their exposure to Sorbus pollen.
Nasal irrigation is an effective method to cleanse the nasal passages of irritants such as pollen. Using a saline solution, you can rinse your nasal passages to reduce inflammation and congestion that may occur due to exposure to Sorbus pollen.
Maintaining cleanliness at home can aid in minimizing contact with Sorbus pollen. Regular dusting, vacuuming, and changing air filters can prevent pollen from resting on surfaces or circulating indoors. Similarly, washing clothes, showering before bedtime, and washing pets if they've been outside, can remove pollen traces effectively.
When outdoors during pollen season, wearing sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat can help protect your eyes from coming in contact with Sorbus pollen. If allergies are severe, a pollen mask can also be considered when doing outdoor activity such as gardening or yard work.
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Allergenic Potential of Sorbus Pollen
Distinguishing Features of Sorbus Pollen Allergens
Cross-Reactivity of Sorbus Pollen
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