Triggers
Common allergy triggers include pollen, ragweed, mold, pet dander and dust mites, and that's not including people with food allergies. Trigger avoidance is one of the most effective forms of treatment, but it can be difficult to do. Minimizing your triggers as much as possible is important to living well with allergies.
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In recent years the number of consumer products containing fragrances has skyrocketed. Thousands of fragrances have invaded our air space and become a part of our daily routine. But some people with respiratory problems might say that their homes and work places have turned into virtual gas chambers. Fragrances are not limited to…
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Kathi MacNaughton, Health Pro, posted Keep Indoor Allergies at Bay This Winter In many areas in the northern hemisphere, colder temperatures and precipitation…
James Thompson, MD, Health Pro, commented on Rhinitis: Fragrances And What You Can… Hi Ms.Day, Actually I do have hypersensitivity to fragrances and…
Kathi MacNaughton, Health Pro, posted Your Yearly Allergy Planner Allergies are a year-round concern for many of us, those who suffer from what are called…
Kathi MacNaughton, Health Pro, posted Understanding and Treating Pollen… In this post, I will talk about the various types of pollen allergy and…
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