What are the common causes of Allergic Rhinitis?
• Pet dander • Dust • Pollen from weeds, flowers, grasses and trees • Mold • Tobacco smoke and other air pollutants How is Allergic Rhinitis treated? There are a number of treatment options available to people suffering from allergies, whether they are seasonal allergies or year round. The best way to prevent allergic reactions is to avoid the things that you are allergic to. If you are allergic to animal dander, remove the pet from the home or restrict it from certain rooms. If you have symptoms during a particular season, limit the amount of time you spend outdoors. During this time of the year it is best to keep the windows closed and to use an air conditioner to filter the air. If you have allergic symptoms due to dust, try to keep your surroundings as dust free as possible. Covering box springs, mattresses and pillows with plastic and washing bedclothes often and in hot water helps to keep dust levels at a minimum. There are also a number of medications available for people suffer
