So
many people suffer with allergies and everyone handles them
differently.
For
some people allergy season can be the stuffed up nose and others it
can the extreme headaches due to the sinuses being stuffed. The
differences can even be based on the day and what the pollen or
allergen is like. There are times when allergies don't seem to be bad
and then all of a sudden things get worse.
Allergy
season runs for various lengths of time and it depends on the
individual. Some people are allergic to a specific pollen or item so
they only suffer for a short period of time. There are people who are
allergic just to a certain animal and only suffer when exposed to
that animal. There are individuals who have dust and/or mold
allergies so they can suffer throughout the year.
Allergies
are different per individual so that is something some people don't
understand. Some individuals think because they suffer a certain way
that everyone else is the same. The other thing is for people that
don't have allergies and they read about the common reactions and
then think everyone will have just what is on the list. The list of
reactions are the most common but reactions vary based on individual
and even locations. A certain allergic reaction can also vary based
on the rest of the environment.
It
is always interesting when I talk to others about allergies because
there are days when no one would think I have both seasonal and
environmental allergies (trees, grass, ragweed, dust, mold and pets).
For me, my allergy season varies almost on a daily basis. There are
times when pollen seem to really bother me and another time I am
fine even when others are really suffering.
As I
am writing this I am dealing with the tree pollen and have the sinus
headache as well as the stuffed nose. Another day even when pollen
are the same I don't have any reactions and some days I just want to
hide and let the reactions pass.
Allergy
season can vary for everyone and that is what is very important to
realize. Allergy seasons vary in length as well as severity and
understanding that is important. The other thing to remember is that
everyone reacts and suffers differently and list of reactions is just
a guideline not the total list of reactions.
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