Your pharmacist can help you with seasonal allergies.
Do you have seasonal allergies? Following a consultation, your pharmacist can:
What are seasonal allergies (allergic rhinitis)?
Allergic rhinitis is an allergic reaction caused by exposure to pollen. It usually starts in early spring, when certain trees release their pollen into the air.
What are the symptoms of seasonal allergies?
- Watery eyes
- Red eyes
- Swollen eyelids
- An itching sensation, sometimes severe, in the eyes, nose, throat, ears or palate;
- Repetitive sneezing
- Nasal congestion
What treatments are available to ease the symptoms of seasonal allergies?
Oral antihistamines, saline solutions to relieve nasal congestion, eye drops and more, learn more about the solutions available to ease allergy symptoms.
Which allergens circulate with the seasons?
Allergic reactions caused by various pollens occur at roughly the same time every year. However, climate change is disrupting the period during which plants and trees produce pollen, and this is likely to continue in the coming years.
Here are some tips to help you cope with seasonal allergy symptoms.
How can I tell if my child has seasonal allergies?
Do you suspect that your child has seasonal allergies?
Find out about treatment options and ways to relieve their symptoms so they can enjoy outdoor activities to the full.
Cold or seasonal allergies?
Do you have itchy, watery eyes and a tendency to sneeze? Several clues can help you differentiate between the common cold and seasonal allergies.
How can I become desensitized to pollen?
Pollen desensitization can be an interesting option to reduce the impact of seasonal allergies. This involves repeatedly administering allergenic pollen extracts in the form of injections or tablets.
