You do not need to be from a farm to have a common allergy that is known as hay fever.
There are 2 times a year that hay fever can be very predominate.
If you live in a climate that has seasons you will start noticing allergy symptoms around the spring time.
This is when most trees start releasing their pollens into the air.
During the summer months when it is very dry the grass and weeds start releasing their allergen particles into the air.
If you are unlucky enough to have allergies and live in a climate that is warm or has a tropical environment, you will most likely show allergy symptoms anytime during the year.
Mother Nature will help bring on these symptoms by creating rain and winds that spread the pollens more frequently.
There are some people that have hay fever symptoms all year round.
These individuals are sensitive to more than pollens.
They could also be having reactions to many allergens that are indoors as well.
Mold Alerts Molds are one of the most common allergies that an individual can come in contact with.
This type of allergy can be present indoors or outdoors.
Mold grows on about every living element known to man.
If you have indoor pets mold can grow on animal matter that is not kept cleaned up.
Mold can accumulate in pet bedding or cages that use materials to cover the bottom.
If you live in a climate that has extreme seasonal weather changes and use the heat and air conditioning a lot, mold can build up in the duct work and vents.
Outdoor elements can develop certain types of molds.
Molds are found on leaves and the ground they cover up.
Certain types of plants have exposed roots that need mold to generate life and growth.
There are also plants that contract deadly molds that can destroy them and at the same time can cause serious allergic reactions to humans.
Recognizing Symptoms Recognizing allergy symptoms can be treated promptly before they become serious.
A common symptom that can come on quickly is nasal congestion or more commonly known as a stuffy nose.
The congestion or stuffiness is brought on when your immune systems reacts to the allergens that flow through the nasal passages.
Another common symptom is sneezing erratically.
When the body comes in contact with an allergen the mucus membrane, also known as nasal tissue is irritated and causes us to start sneezing.
Sneezing can cause the nasal tissue to erupt and start bleeding.
This particular symptom is similar in type to having dry nasal passages.
There are 2 times a year that hay fever can be very predominate.
If you live in a climate that has seasons you will start noticing allergy symptoms around the spring time.
This is when most trees start releasing their pollens into the air.
During the summer months when it is very dry the grass and weeds start releasing their allergen particles into the air.
If you are unlucky enough to have allergies and live in a climate that is warm or has a tropical environment, you will most likely show allergy symptoms anytime during the year.
Mother Nature will help bring on these symptoms by creating rain and winds that spread the pollens more frequently.
There are some people that have hay fever symptoms all year round.
These individuals are sensitive to more than pollens.
They could also be having reactions to many allergens that are indoors as well.
Mold Alerts Molds are one of the most common allergies that an individual can come in contact with.
This type of allergy can be present indoors or outdoors.
Mold grows on about every living element known to man.
If you have indoor pets mold can grow on animal matter that is not kept cleaned up.
Mold can accumulate in pet bedding or cages that use materials to cover the bottom.
If you live in a climate that has extreme seasonal weather changes and use the heat and air conditioning a lot, mold can build up in the duct work and vents.
Outdoor elements can develop certain types of molds.
Molds are found on leaves and the ground they cover up.
Certain types of plants have exposed roots that need mold to generate life and growth.
There are also plants that contract deadly molds that can destroy them and at the same time can cause serious allergic reactions to humans.
Recognizing Symptoms Recognizing allergy symptoms can be treated promptly before they become serious.
A common symptom that can come on quickly is nasal congestion or more commonly known as a stuffy nose.
The congestion or stuffiness is brought on when your immune systems reacts to the allergens that flow through the nasal passages.
Another common symptom is sneezing erratically.
When the body comes in contact with an allergen the mucus membrane, also known as nasal tissue is irritated and causes us to start sneezing.
Sneezing can cause the nasal tissue to erupt and start bleeding.
This particular symptom is similar in type to having dry nasal passages.
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