How does dust allergy go?
What is dust allergy? What are the symptoms of dust allergy? How does dust allergy go?
Dust allergy is a type of allergy in which many people are severely affected. Pollen in the dust, insects and mites feces and particles are caused by overreaction of the body. If you are a person with a dust allergy, your home should be hygienically cleaned and dust-free items, including carpets, should be avoided.
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF POWDER ALLERGY?
Symptoms may occur in powder allergy, where the powder touches, or throughout the body. This varies from person to person, but symptoms are most common in the respiratory tract or on the skin. Sneezing, coughing, runny nose, nasal congestion, flushing, eye watering, eye itching, nasal itching, headache, throat inflammation, hoarseness, skin dryness, skin rash and swelling are the main symptoms of dust allergy. In cases where dust allergy is highly affected, shortness of breath, chest pressure and fainting may occur. In this case, the drug should be taken immediately and the hospital should be urgently.
WHY DUST ALLERGY HAPPENS?
Most allergies have an active substance. When this substance enters the body, the body immediately begins to work to throw it away. Allergies are excessive reactions of the body's immune system to allergens. In powder allergy, the immune system reacts to invisible organics that are in the powder. In dust allergy, pollen, mite faeces fed by skin rash, insect secretions and faeces are formed against mold.
HOW DOES POWDER ALLERGY GO?
There is only one treatment for all allergies. It is necessary to avoid allergens. If the allergen is dust, it is necessary to avoid dusty environments as much as possible.
No carpet in your bedroom,
Avoiding fluffy fabrics and blankets,
Beds and pillows should be renewed every 3 years, anti-allergic ones should be preferred,
The cleaner should be very strong and the house should be swept in detail almost every day,
Pillowcases and bed linen should be changed once in 2-3 days,
The room humidity should be low and as dry as possible,
Pets should not be fed, if feeding should be avoided as far as possible, should not be taken to the bedroom,
If there is mold on the house, precautions should be taken.
In spite of all these precautions, if allergy persists, drug treatment is applied.
Antihistamines; soothes immunity, prevents sneezing, watering, runny nose and itching.
Decongestant drugs; good for nasal congestion,
Corticosteroids; good for respiratory infections.
Immunotherapy is used in severe dust allergy. At the doctor's control, slow doses of the allergen substance are given to the patient and acclimated to the immune allergen.
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