Children are most affected by pollen allergies.

prof. Dr. Cem Hasan Razi gave information about pollen allergy, the incidence of which increases with the spring months. Pointing out that pollen (flower dust) is spread by plants to the environment under suitable seasonal conditions, Razi said, if pollen is taken by respiratory tract; He said that allergic rhinitis symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose and itching, nasal congestion can be seen. Pointing out that pollen allergy affects many organs, Razi said, “Allergy conjunctivitis symptoms such as itching, watering, redness and swelling of the eyelids, asthma symptoms including cough, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness, itching on the skin, eczema, albeit rarely. and hives can be seen”.

On the other hand, Razi pointed out that children with pollen allergy may also experience coughing at night, coughing with exertion, or shortness of breath. Later, Razi said that these children also had symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite and reluctance.

“Diagnosis can be made with allergy tests”

prof. Dr. Cem Hasan Razi said that if allergy symptoms are seen in children, a pediatric allergy specialist should be consulted. Providing information about allergy diagnostic tests, Razi said, “The diagnosis can be made easily with an allergen skin test. In special cases, the diagnosis can be made by blood allergy tests.

“The treatment depends on the type and severity of the allergy”

prof. Dr. Cem Hasan Razi pointed out the importance of prevention methods when planning treatment for pollen allergy. Razi stated that by explaining the protection methods to the allergy sufferer, it can be ensured that he or she can spend the spring season more comfortably, and continued as follows:

“Many treatments can be done depending on the type and severity of allergy in people who are diagnosed. When necessary, it is possible to alleviate or even completely eliminate the allergic condition with a desensitization treatment called immunotherapy.