For a part of society, the arrival of spring brings with it the most acute phase of sneezing, itching and irritation in the nose and eyes, discomforts that will persist at least until November. The World Health Organization estimates that around 30% of the global population faces some type of allergy.
During this period of the year, allergy episodes in people with bronchial asthma or allergic rhinitis increase due to worsening pollination (allergic reaction to flower pollen). This phenomenon is called seasonal rhinitis by experts.
But to help you, we’ve gathered essential information and tips in this content on how to keep your home organized to alleviate allergies during the season. We share a little of our experience to help you get through spring comfortably and healthily.
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Spring allergies
When coming into contact with the mucous membranes of allergic people, grass pollen triggers an inflammatory reaction, which we know as rhinitis and conjunctivitis. Among the main symptoms of spring allergies are:- Constant sneezing
- Intense itching in the eyes and throat
- Nasal congestion
- Red, watery eyes
