Symptoms accompanying allergic diseases

Nasal congestion, frequent sneezing, rhinitis;

Redness of the eyes, their itching, tearing;

Shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, suffocation;

Hissing wheezes in the lungs, unsuccessful attempts to cough.

This question has a clear solution – of course, consult a doctor. Only a doctor will prescribe the necessary examination, make the correct diagnosis, and prescribe appropriate treatment. Under no circumstances should you engage in self-medication!

Allergy to dust and pet hair is not just a whim of the body, but a serious disease that, like any illness, requires treatment. Although it is not possible to get rid of it once and for all, it is possible to eliminate symptoms and ease the condition in any case.

Here are recommendations that will help ease the condition in case of allergy to dust and pet hair:

• Even in winter, it is necessary to ventilate the room as often as possible;
• Perform wet cleaning of the room as often as possible;
• Avoid direct contact with animals if the body reacts inadequately specifically to them;
• It is advisable to exclude from the interior all items that collect dust: carpets, open cabinets, and shelves. The doors of the cabinet where books are kept must be glazed;
• It is better to hang light curtains made of cotton or synthetics that can be washed on the windows, but in no case blinds, as they are a universal dust collector;
• Smoking is strictly prohibited in the room where allergy sufferers live – tobacco smoke itself is a rather strong irritant;
• Indoor plants can cause mold growth and contribute to the formation of house dust, so they should either be removed or kept constantly clean.