Autumn Allergies
Even if your car doesn't have a yellow coating, the autumn delivers plenty of allergy exposure! Autumn allergies, unlike tree pollen in the early spring, can arrive more quietly. Weeds will begin pollinating in August and will be able to pollinate until the first frost.
When everyone else is thinking about pumpkins, football, and raking leaves in the fall, you're thinking about your ragweed woes. Get assistance with your autumn allergies.
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Common Autumn Allergies
Any substance that causes your immune system to respond in an allergic manner is referred to as an allergen. Identifying your allergies is a crucial first step in developing a treatment strategy. These are the most frequent allergens found in the environment.
Here are the common allergies during autumn.
Ragweed
Leaf Mold Allergies
Dust Allergies
Pet Allergies
To learn more about them read this.
Treatments
Consult an allergy specialist if your allergy symptoms are getting worse or lasting longer. The doctor may offer skin prick tests or blood tests for allergy testing based on your medical history and symptoms. Your allergist will prescribe a treatment plan that includes additional antihistamines and antihistamines. It also depends on the severity of your symptoms. Allergy treatments that work include:
Immunotherapy (also called allergy treatment shots)
Nasal decongestants
Corticosteroids
Antihistamines
Nasal steroid sprays
Your doctor may prescribe prescription drugs if your allergies are severe.
BVAllergy Can Help
Don’t let your allergies stop you from appreciating the beauty of autumn. You can always speak with our allergist about the best allergy treatments that can improve your daily life.
Paul Jantzi has spent more than 13 years serving the south-central Texas region as an allergist. He is board-certified in allergy and immunology with prior specialty training in pediatrics and internal medicine. Schedule a meeting with him to learn more about immunotherapy and how it can help with your allergy symptoms.
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