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The allergic rhinitis, or hay cold, is caused by pollen, male reproductive structure of the trees, graminaceous (hay, corn, corn, etc) and of herbaceous (grass with lice, grass). These plants depend on the wind for pollination; their pollen can thus be airborne on long distances and even until in your respiratory system, explaining certain allergic symptoms, such asthma and the sneezes.
The plants with large coloured flowers are pollinated by the insects. Their pollen is thus not airborne in great number and the majority of people do not have rather direct contacts with the grains of pollen of these plants to be allergic there. Then to decorate your garden of decorative and odorous flowers which, in general, are not responsible for the allergic symptoms.
The seasonal allergies all are not caused by pollen. In certain cases, they can be ascribable to a protein or a structure antigen transported by pollen. This protein is present in each part of the plant and, just like certain pollens, can be airborne. That explains why the allergies can appear before even as pollen cannot be detected in the air.
The temperature and precipitations are important factors which influence the quantity of pollen present in the air. The humid air and the drops of rain wash pollen towards the ground and prevents it from being propagated in the air. The wind, as for him, proves to be the sworn enemy of the people suffering from allergies because it is him which transports pollen.
To reduce your symptoms of seasonal allergies, you must initially know with which type of pollen you are allergic and as much as possible to avoid coming into contact with this last. Especially, do not despair! The small councils which follow could allow you to fight effectively against your allergies.
Shorten your stays in dry and windy weather outside; under such conditions, the pollen of the plants anemophiles abounds.
If you are allergic to the pollen of the trees, avoid holding you near the large producers of pollen like the birches, the ashes, maples, the poplars and the oaks. To keep a distance of ten meters of the tree should minimize your chances to come into contact with the pollen which it produces.
If you are allergic to the herbaceous plants, avoid mowing your lawn yourself and tear off the grass seedlings with lice before their period of pollination.
Carry sunglasses. They constitute a physical barrier which protects you from pollens and the irritants suspended in the air and will cause to reduce the tingling of the eyes.
If you spend the day outside, wash you the hair in evening to remove you from the pollen accumulated during the day.
Often wash your cloths and your clothing in the very hot water and avoid making them dry outside where they act like a magnet with pollen.