- Get a head start and begin your allergy medication 1-2 weeks before the allergy season starts
- Avoid scheduling camping or outdoor trips during high pollen counts (May and June for allergies to grasses, and September and October for ragweed)
- Avoid activities such as raking leaves and mowing the grass
- Wear sunglasses to help keep pollen out of the eyes
- When you come back indoors, shower and wash your hair to remove pollen
- Close doors and windows during pollen seasons
- Ask your pharmacist about a saline nasal rinse to help control sinus symptoms
- Ask your pharmacist about natural tears (such as Genteal) for dry eyes
Information Sources:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/news/fullstory_109696.html
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Hi there! Thanks for your interest, I'll be sure to focus on that topic for my next post!
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