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A time to train and play sports when spring comes one of our greatest enemies are allergies. And above all stands out allergic rhinitis. In a report published this week DKV explain what it is and how to combat it. Allergic rhinitis is the set of symptoms that occurs when you breathe in substances you are allergic to. These substances are called allergens. Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis - sometimes called hay fever or rose. Occurs during times of year when allergens (pollen usually) that you are allergic are in the environment. Seasonal allergies are usually reach their maximum expression during the spring and fall. Perennial Allergic Rhinitis - is caused by allergens such as chemicals, dust, bed dust skirts mites, cockroaches, animal dander, spores or, occasionally, food. It can occur at any time of year if you encounter these allergens. Symptoms of allergic reaction occurs when your body's immune system overreacts to an allergen. Common allergens include dust mites, pollen, animal dander and mold. When you inhale an allergen, the cells in your nasal passages produce a chemical called histamine. Histamine causes the nose to feel itchy. Histamine also causes swelling and mucus production in the nasal passages. If you have symptoms of allergic rhinitis, your doctor may try to find out which allergens you are allergic. The doctor may refer you to an allergy specialist if necessary. A tiny amount of allergen is placed under the skin with a needle. The doctor watches to see if the skin in that area becomes raised or irritated. This can be done for multiple allergens at the same time. You breathe in air containing an allergen and the doctor watches to see if an allergic reaction such as wheezing or trouble breathing. The most effective way to treat allergies is to avoid the allergen. Since it can sometimes be difficult or impossible, other treatments are available. Injections in very small amounts of allergens are over weeks, months or even years. The goal is less sensitive to your body's immune system to those allergens. * Avoid outdoor activities during the year in which the trees are blooming, flowers or molds to which you are allergic. * Use an air conditioner to reduce humidity in your home during the hottest months. This will help prevent mold from developing. * Use less dust collecting items such as curtains, bed skirts, carpeting and stuffed animals, especially in your bedroom or in rooms where you spend most of the time. * If you can not avoid having a furry pet, vacuum frequently. Try to keep your pet away from bedrooms and other rooms with carpets. Hello, I read interesting and curious, has served to entertain a few minutes, so I give you a remarkable for;) by the way someone is bed?. . . .
