Pollen In Houston
Pollen in Houston During allergy season, high numbers of pollen in Houston counts are huge contributors to our itchy eyes, runny nose, and constant sneezing. Your car and outdoor furniture will most likely be covered in yellow dust during this time of year. These pollen spores are spread through the wind and come from various trees, grasses, and weeds. It’s important to know how we measure pollen, its seasonal patterns, and which varieties are most prevalent in Houston to determine your level of sensitivity. How...
A Guide For Kids With Allergies
Your child’s health can be unpredictable at times. Especially pertaining to kids with allergies. Children are susceptible to health risks even when they’re just playing outside. For example, you might not know if your child has allergies to outdoor elements, so a simple day at the park can trigger some allergy symptoms or reactions. However, don’t fret, you can still keep your child safe and comfortable with some knowledge under your belt and a few informative tips. Kids With Allergies Indicators Aside from...
Allergies and Flying: Taking Allergies to New Heights
Allergies and Flying…Having an allergy attack mid-flight can be one of the scariest experiences a person can endure. Since there are limited supplies and medical aid on an aircraft, most airlines have taken the necessary precautions to ensure that their passengers are taken care of while on board. Some U.S. airlines have even changed their policies to accommodate passengers who have food allergies. Allergies and Flying: Peanut Allergy Being allergic to peanuts is one of the most common types of food...
Food Allergy v. Food Intolerance
Have you ever eaten something that you had a bad reaction to? Well, having a physical response to a specific type of food could either mean that you have a food allergy or food intolerance. Most people often confuse the two because similar symptoms occur. Although food intolerance is more common, it’s important to differentiate between the two so that you are able to identify any life-threatening reactions. What having a Food Allergy Means? Having a food allergy is the result of your immune system reacting to a...
What is this itch on my side?
If you’re highly susceptible to skin allergies, then you know how certain fabrics feel on your skin. Sensitive skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, and rosacea have reaped the benefits of the popularity of sensitive skincare products like balms, soaps, and creams. Thankfully with the new wave of sensitive skincare products, we now have clothing companies that accommodate those with sensitive skin. Natural-Made Clothing Benefits For Sensitive Skin By wearing natural made material clothing, your skin...
Best Hotels for Allergies
Best Hotels For Allergies and What To Consider: Traveling is stressful enough without worrying about your allergies. Some travelers are lucky to stay with relatives, but not everyone has that choice or would prefer to have their own space at a hotel. For allergy victims, you do not always know what you are walking into. Several hotel chains do not clean their rooms properly, let alone have allergen controls in place to assist with keeping allergic reactions at bay. This can account for a less-than-enjoyable...
The Ugly Truth About Seasonal Summer Allergies
When getting ready for summer, many look forward to cute outfits, going to the beach, and spending some much-needed time outside. However, nothing ruins a summer look more than the effects of seasonal summer allergies. Besides a runny nose and puffy red eyes, summer allergies can leave you with more than you expected. If you look like you lost a one-sided fight, we can help. Why Now? For allergy sufferers, summer can be one of the worst times of the year and can rival both spring and fall. Symptoms can expand...
Does Hurricane Season Affect Allergies & Asthma?
Hurricane season allergies are upon us, and with it comes an increase in outdoor allergens that can be found in the air. Allergy and Asthma triggers can result from these factors as well as additional wind, rain, and plant growth. The season officially started on June 1st and will continue until November 30th, but there are ways to find relief from the top factors that cause allergy and asthma reactions during this time. Here are the top three factors that worsen allergies & asthma during Hurricane season....