Environmental allergies

I don’t know about you – but this time of year for seasonal allergies is INTENSE! Tree pollen is so thick right now where I live that it is unbearable at times. Most people think there is NOTHING you can do about seasonal allergies – they are out of your control. HOWEVER, there are ways to make them more bearable and decrease their effects on your body. Of course we cannot stop the trees and plants from doing their thing, nor should we want to, but we can get some control over reactions.

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Kids and allergies can be a complicated combination. First, there are all kinds of allergies that people can suffer from: environmental allergies, seasonal, and of course the dreaded food allergies. But how do you know if your kid's symptoms are…

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Between February and June, trees are often the cause of sneezing and sniffling for allergy sufferers across the country. About 100 out of nearly 50,000 tree species cause allergy symptoms by releasing light, airy pollen that travels easily through the air.

A comprehensive list of the questions to ask about starting allergy shots (immunotherapy injections) to treat environmental allergies to pollens, dust mites, moulds and animals. All the things you need to know and to discuss with your allergist before you start allergy shots, including how immunotherapy works, how much it costs, how often and how long you have to have injections, the risk of reactions and more.

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You can experience seasonal allergies during year-round depending on where you live, the airborne allergens around you and the health of your immune system.

Researchers at Children’s Mercy Hospital say the extra carbon dioxide we’re putting into the air, combined with warmer temperatures, have ragweed pumping out enormous amounts of pollen. Daily pollen counts in Kansas City show ragweed totals running two to three times higher in recent years than in the late 1990s.

Food allergies vs environmental allergies: Are they the same thing? Yes... and no. They're similar, but there are some key differences you need to know.

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Allergy specialist Dr. Karen Binkley offers tips and strategies for reducing your seasonal allergy symptoms.

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Whether allergy shots (allergen immunotherapy) work varies from person to person. Allergy shots can reduce allergy symptoms in the long term.