So much so that people who weren’t experiencing the ‘a’ for allergy until a few years ago now are He can’t let the napkin fall from his hand.

What about our spring allergies? The reason it gets worse every year Why?

One of the main reasons why spring allergies are more common this year is climate changes.

According to experts, pre-season high temperatures due to climate change will mean spring arrives earlier than expected The pollen season also knocks on our doors earlier.

Moreover, the climate is changing provides a higher carbon dioxide content and this contributes to super pollinators producing more pollen. For these reasons, pollen seasons are now both longer and stronger.

So how does something called allergy affect us so negatively?

When the immune system develops antibodies, called IgE, against a specific allergen, such as pollen an allergic reaction occurs and a hypersensitivity reaction occurs upon contact with these allergens.

This reaction releases a chemical called histamine into the bloodstream sneezing, coughing and itching symptoms like these occur.

In addition, as the amount of pollen in the environment increases, in addition to these complaints, watery eyes and nasal congestion may also occur, which become increasingly serious. Even in some cases asthma attacks, shortness of breath and wheezing can even be seen.

While we can’t control the climate, we can reduce our exposure to pollen.

For example, doors and windows can be kept closed to prevent pollen from entering the home. You can also prevent these pollens by changing clothes when you come home after a day outside. It prevents you from carrying it to your house and bed.

Moreover, when our body becomes dehydrated, it causes allergies. produces more of the chemical histamine and therefore adequate water intake can help prevent symptoms from worsening.

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