How to deal with pollen asthma caused by pollen?

summary

All kinds of airborne allergenic pollens are a group of important allergens causing allergic asthma. At present, there are hundreds of plant pollens that can cause human allergy. Pollen induced allergic diseases include seasonal allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis, allergic skin diseases and allergic asthma. The pathogenesis of a series of allergic reactions caused by pollen, including allergic asthma, is mainly related to type I allergy. It is an effective allergic disease that has been studied by allergy experts. As allergic asthma induced by pollen is a common disease in clinic, many doctors have proposed the diagnostic name of allergic asthma induced by pollen in recent years.

How to deal with pollen asthma caused by pollen?

Typical symptoms: mainly manifested as irritative dry cough during pollen dissemination, wheezing attack when symptoms worsen, wheezing symptoms and signs are similar to other bronchial asthma. The main cause of disease: the air caused by a variety of allergenic pollen.

Due to the spread of AIDS in recent years, the commonly used passive transfer test in the past has been rarely used in clinical practice. At present, in vitro specific tests mainly use serological or cytological immune methods for detection, and its biggest advantage is safety. However, most in vitro immune tests require special precision equipment, and the operation is more complex, and the sensitivity is not as good as in vivo tests, Therefore, in vitro specific tests are mainly used in clinical research.

The obstruction of larynx, glottis, trachea or main bronchus (intracavitary or external pressure) can be caused by tumor, foreign body, inflammation and congenital abnormality in large airway obstructive diseases, which can cause dyspnea and wheezing. However, this kind of wheezing is often very obvious in a certain part, which is mainly biphasic wheezing with inspiratory phase, and is often accompanied by abnormal thickening of bronchial breathing sound at the bottom of both lungs. Laryngeal examination, X-ray tracheobronchial frontal section and fiberoptic bronchoscopy can make a definite diagnosis.

matters needing attention

Don't stay outdoors for a long time. Stay outdoors as little as possible in the daytime, especially when the pollen index is high, such as in the evening on a sunny day. When doing outdoor activities and various sports, try to choose the time with the lowest pollen index, such as early morning, late night, or after a shower. Drug treatment in the blooming season, allergy is sometimes inevitable, at this time the pharmacy sold antihistamines on your allergy symptoms will be of great help. If the symptoms are serious, you should see a doctor as soon as possible. Generally speaking, the doctor will give you more effective drugs such as sodium cromoglycate and oral hormones.