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"Sneezing, often with a runny or clogged nose, is a common symptom of Zelkova pollen allergy. This is often accompanied by repeated, violent sneezing episodes that are beyond the control of the affected individual."
"People with Zelkova pollen allergy may experience nasal congestion. Their nasal passages become stuffed up and inflamed, which can make breathing through the nose very difficult."
Zelkova pollen allergy can also cause itchy, watery eyes. This is due to histamine being released in the body which can also lead to a burning sensation in the eyes.
Some people also respond to Zelkova pollen with rashes, hives, or other skin irritation. The skin may become red, itchy, or may even swell.
Zelkova pollen allergy may cause difficulty in breathing in some people. They might experience a tight feeling in their chest, shortness of breath, and may sometimes even feel like they are choking.
Having headaches is another symptom of Zelkova pollen allergy. The severity of headaches can vary from mild to severe and it's often associated with sinus pressure around the forehead, cheeks, and eyes.
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During the peak Zelkova pollen season, try to avoid outdoor activities like exercising or picnics as much as possible. In case it is essential to go outside, ensure to wear sunglasses and a mask to prevent pollen from getting into your eyes and respiratory system.
To prevent Zelkova pollen from entering your home and triggering allergic reactions, make sure to keep your windows closed during the high pollen season. Use air conditioners instead of natural ventilation to maintain the home's temperature.
If you are prone to Zelkova pollen allergies, consult with a healthcare professional about suitable anti-allergy medication. These medications include antihistamines, corticosteroids, and other allergy-suppressing drugs that can help manage symptoms and minimize allergic reactions.
Zelkova pollen can enter your home on shoes, clothes, pets, and through open windows. Regular cleaning of floors with a damp mop, frequent vacuuming of carpets and upholstery, and washing of clothes and bed linens can reduce the amount of pollen in your home.
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Cross-Reactions with Zelkova Pollen
Unique Compounds in Zelkova Pollen
Diagnosing Zelkova Pollen Allergy
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