Symptoms of allergy to poplar hair

Every spring, the poplar trees on the road begin to show poplar hair. Many of my friends are actually allergic to poplar hair. However, because there is no way to escape from this environment, they are "harassed" by the poplar hairs every day. So, do you know what the symptoms of being allergic to poplar hair are? The most common symptoms are sneezing and watery eyes. For these symptoms, we will introduce the relief methods below.

1. Stay away: Pollen is a very difficult to avoid presence in life. In spring, it is best to stay indoors more often and reduce going in and out of doors and opening windows to prevent pollen from entering the room.

2. Friends with a history of allergies can take anti-allergic drugs in advance, or directly drink small molecule active peptides: this can enhance their own immunity and have a preventive effect on those with allergies.

3. Wear a mask when going out, and try to go out early in the morning and late at night as the pollen concentration is highest at noon. In addition, wearing glasses can reduce the chance of eye damage, and wearing sunglasses when going out.

4. Change clothes. When you go out, change your clothes immediately and put them away when you come back.

5. Consider a vacation at the seaside, as the sea breeze will make the air almost free of pollen.

6. Do not hang daily necessities outdoors to prevent direct contact with your body.

Countermeasures:

1. Chilling can relieve facial discomfort and apply an ice mask.

2. Drink honey water to supplement vitamins.

3. Wash your nose with light salt water to wash away some of the relief.

4. Drink yogurt, lactic acid bacteria can enhance immunity.

5. Keep anti-allergic medicine ready at all times.

6. Drink a cup of Guopi collagen peptide every day to replenish body energy and cell nutrition and enhance body resistance.