The doctor named the best regions for allergy sufferers during the flowering season
Allergy sufferers are most suited to cool, humid climates or highlands. About this allergist-immunologist "Polyclinic.<url>" Alina Romanova told on Tuesday, April 28.
The expert noted that it could be the Black Sea coast or the Southern coast of Crimea, where the air is nailing allergens to the ground.
"But if we are not talking about allergies to herbs and cereals, for example, limestone, sage, wormwood, nettle, wheatgrass, chamomile, corn, sunflower and others, then it is better to choose St. Petersburg or the Leningrad region, where the flowering will not be so strong. Patients will also feel better in Altai or in settlements in the Caucasus Mountains, Dagestan or Lake Baikal, as well as in Yakutia and Sakhalin," Romanova said in an interview with Lenta.Ru .
According to the doctor, allergy sufferers will be fine in the UAE, since it is a desert, in Israel and Scandinavia, since most of the plants to which Russians are allergic are not there, as well as in Mongolia.
"If there is no way to leave, then you need to try not to let the allergen into the house. Ventilate the apartment only in the early morning or late at night, when the humidity is higher and pollen settles on the ground, and keep the windows closed the rest of the time," Romanova recommended.
In addition, after the street you need to wash your face, rinse your nose with an isotonic solution of water. It is recommended to keep outerwear in the closet and wash clothes at a temperature of at least 60 degrees. It is better to dry clothes in the room.
She added that second-generation antihistamines will help to cope with the main symptoms from the inside.
The day before, allergist and immunologist Irina Manina spoke about the most aggressive allergens. According to the doctor, birch is considered the most common in Russia. 360.ru .
In turn, allergist Alexandra Gornak recommended that allergy sufferers prepare in advance for the flowering period in order to reduce the symptoms of hay fever. The doctor called drug therapy the most effective measure.
Earlier, on February 20, Elena Sycheva, an allergist, immunologist, rheumatologist, and general practitioner at the NCC NCC No. 2 of the Russian National Research University of Fine Arts named after Academician B.V. Petrovsky, said that the use of fake perfumes can lead to poisoning, skin diseases, and allergic reactions due to the content of toxic substances. Instead of purified ethyl alcohol, technical alcohol containing methanol can be used in counterfeit products. This substance can cause severe poisoning, damage to vision and the nervous system.
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