Christmas Allergies?

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I could not believe, and I beat every year. Around the time that we put on the Christmas tree, I would start coughing and sneezing. It got so bad one year, I end up with pneumonia. This is a frightening experience, and I finally had to admit that the wonderful smell of pine, the problem created.

Tree Allergies

There are a number of plants that we bring into our homes during Advent and Christmas. Holly, ivy, poinsettias, and pine trees are few. If you're like me, are other scented candlesneed. Bayberry, cinnamon and other flavors with the seasons abound.

Tree Allergies

Under normal circumstances, we would probably be able to understand what caused the problem, but if it is in the tradition of the penetrated, it is hard to let go and accept that something must change. As you can see from my experience, ignoring the problem will only worsen.

Tree Allergies

There are ways around the Christmas allergies. The first thing you need to do is understand what causes thingsProblem. You can do a test of zero, but if the symptoms are low, it might be easier to test each individual, and note those who cause a reaction.

Twenty-five percent of us are allergic to pine trees in the United States, which should be your first test. If this is the cause and choose instead of a fir or spruce, but you can also test to make sure they are safe. A better account of these trees is dust. You can not reply to dust on the tree, insteadthe same tree

Candles and scented candles generally can also wreak havoc on your body. Smoke can trigger asthma attacks, and the oils in them can cause a reaction in sensitive areas. Bayberry is more likely to trigger an attack. Being aware of the dangers that are candles as well. Many fires were started by a candle unattended.

Poinsettias, while it is unlikely to trigger an episode, is a euphorbia. Get the juice on the skin, can be an intenseBurn, and eat a little 'pain causes red beautiful plant in the course of the digestive system. This is why it is toxic.

If you can not find the cause, or if the reaction tends to lead to serious problems, you must go to the doctor and, possibly, an allergy specialist. Be sure to tell the symptoms, and if they are involved in a plant to know, say the doctor. This will help you have a blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year ... withoutSneezing.

Christmas Allergies?

Tree Allergies