Treating Nasal Allergies: Your Day-to-Day Game Plan
8 Tips to Beat Spring Pollen
If there's one thing you can count on in the spring, it's pollen and lots of it. Along with taking your allergy medicine, here are natural tips to help you prevent pollen allergies and give you allergy relief:
- If you have allergic asthma, take reliever medications (asthma inhaler) with you in case of a breathing emergency.
- Stay indoors and keep your windows closed, especially during heavy pollen times.
- Avoid outdoor activities during peak pollen time (5 a.m. to 10 a.m.)
- After going outdoors in pollen, shower, wash your hair, and change your clothes immediately.
- Keep your air conditioner running to clean the air you breathe.
- Close car windows when traveling to avoid pollen.
- Wear sunglasses when outdoors to protect your eyes from pollen irritation.
- Brush your dog down when returning indoors, and bathe your dog weekly. Pollen hitches a ride on animal fur and can easily come inside your house.
Important Information about VERAMYST™ (fluticasone furoate)
Side effects include nosebleed or nasal sores. Nasal fungal infection, glaucoma, or cataracts may occur. Have regular eye exams. Do not spray in eyes.
Available by prescription only. For best results use VERAMYST once daily. Maximum relief may take several days. Results may vary.
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Allergy Glossary
- Antihistamine - Drugs that block histamine, a chemical...
- Corticosteroids - Drugs that reduce swelling and itching…
- Decongestants - Drugs that shrink swollen nasal membranes…
- Immunotherapy - Allergy shots that raise your tolerance…
- RAST - A blood test that identifies your allergens…
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