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Home›Nonfiction›Environment›Ways to Deal With Spring Allergies

Ways to Deal With Spring Allergies

By Nicole Brady
June 24, 2019
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Waiting for spring weather is on top of most people’s lists; however, allergy symptoms make some people dread the return of this popular season. There are so many factors that can cause allergies in the spring. With new life popping up in the spring from weeds, grass, and pollen from trees this can cause a variety of allergy symptoms.

Allergies From Pollen

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Trees that are most commonly related to allergy symptoms that are known to release pollen are:

  • Maple Trees
  • Poplar Trees
  • Ash Trees
  • Oak Trees
  • Birch Trees
  • Cedar Trees
  • Elm Trees
Allergies to Trees

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Grasses that are most commonly related to allergies and are known to release pollen are:

  • Sweet Grass
  • Bluegrass
  • Red Top Grass
  • Orchard Grass
  • Bermuda Grass
Allergies From Grass

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Another big cause of allergies in the spring is when mold spores hit their peak.

Some ways to prevent suffering from these seasonal allergies are to:

  • Vacuum and dust your home often
  • Avoid hanging your clothes outside
  • Shower before going to bed at night
  • Use an air conditioner versus having the windows open in your home and car
  • Check how high the pollen count is and try to avoid being outdoors when the count is high

If you do happen to end up with these allergy symptoms some of the treatments are:

  • Eye Drops
  • Oral antihistamines
  • Nasal Sprays
  • Over the counter medications
Allergy Eye Drops

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This time of year is great but when allergies hit you it can make you dread going outside. Hopefully, these tips for prevention and treatment will help you to not merely survive this season but flourish in it.

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Nicole Brady

Nicole Brady is an aspiring writer who loves to help others by telling a story with her writing. She has written articles, blog posts, "how to" guides and has experience in copywriting and social media management. In 2012 she had a short story and a poem published in STARS IN OUR HEARTS: Reflections 2012 World Poetry Movement book. When she isn't writing, you can find her hanging out with her kids, listening to music or reading a good book. You can connect with her at 33emeralds@gmail.com, Nicole Brady on LinkedIn, Twitter @33emeralds and Instagram @33emeralds.

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