saving money during allergy season

Pollen and dust will make you sneeze.
But what really tears parents is the cost of medical care.
Eyes of allergy season
As Walecia Konrad reported in this week\'s patient funding, many of the expenses for testing and diagnosing allergies in children may not be covered by insurance.
In addition, many consumers spend money on unproven allergies
Combat products like airtight sheets and air purifiers.
To understand the cost of diagnosing and treating allergies, please read the full column, \"children with severe allergies but can be treated effectively\" and then please join the discussion below.
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Immunotherapy has cured my husband\'s nose allergy.
When my son is mature enough to endure a weekly injection, I also ask him to do immunotherapy.
During the course of treatment, our health insurance reclassifies nasal allergy as a \"beauty\" issue and stops covering immunotherapy.
A lot of great information, but it ignores areas that try to keep your immune system alive and live in harmony with the environment.
For me, it means there is no promise of fuel injection, no bees, no fur dogs, no rodents (
Sorry, pet guinea pig Sylvia, you are me)
No Australian nuts.
You know your baby. right? ]
So you may have a good idea of what causes an allergic reaction. Or they do. Fix it.
Have you taught them how to use the neti pot?
It seems likely that the health aspect of the equation that is easier to prevent than to treat.
Sometimes, intense medical intervention is required, but waiting for your child\'s immune system to get really bad before you take action.
Another trick is to carefully assume that your child may react to the same things as you, your spouse, or siblings.
Yes, allergies are the main cause of pain, loss of work and school hours, but an important part of this puzzle is not taken seriously enough, and that is the effect of allergies on sleep.
Pollen itself does not lead to poor sleep.
Instead, it is the effect of pollen on swelling and inflammation that leads to the narrowing of the upper respiratory passage from the nose to the tongue.
Most modern people (
Children and adults)
Due to our ability to speak, as well as smaller chin and teeth crowding, breathing problems can easily occur when sleeping at night.
Swelling of any degree (
From a simple cold to allergies to changes in the weather and even acid)
It can lead to temporary narrow or throat, and when deep sleep, when the muscles are more relaxed in deep sleep, it can lead to easier retreat of your tongue.
That\'s why a simple cold can turn you around at night.
Because you have to stop breathing many times all night.
It is known only when these pauses last more than 10 seconds.
The narrower your chin, the more likely you will like to sleep normally on your side or belly, the more susceptible you will be to allergies, or other causes that cause inflammation of your nose
Also, the lower the quality of sleep you get, the greater the stimulation your immune and nervous system gets, which makes you over-
Respond to things that are common in our environment.
Lack of sleep can also lead to physiological stress responses, resulting in unconscious nervous system imbalances, and excessive nervous system in the nose --
Reaction, resulting in allergies to weather changes (
(Pressure, humidity, temperature)
And chemicals, smells and smells.
This is why it is so important to avoid eating before going to bed because of lingering stomach juice (
Acid, bile, enzyme, bacteria)
Will be sucked into the throat (
Nose and lungs)
Every time you stop breathing
This leads to more inflammation and swelling, resulting in more blockages and less sleep efficiency.
The same is true of alcohol because it is a powerful muscle relaxation agent.
In the end, it is not that pollen and dust are bad things, but that modern human beings are more prone to excessive
React to these normal things.