Spring allergies, children more at risk due to climate change

The threshold for predisposed children is being lowered and even serious reactions are increasing. Allergists' advice for dealing with the most common symptoms of seasonal allergies (rhinitis, conjunctivitis, dermatitis, hives, asthma)

The head of Allergology at Vall d'Hebron, Victoria Cardona, warns that "decongestant sprays should not be used for more than three or four days"

What are spring allergies? Spring allergies are allergic reactions that occur during the spring season when pollen is high in the air. These allergic reactions are usually associated with the blooming season and can cause a variety of symptoms in people exposed to allergens. Pollen from plants such as trees, grasses, and flowers is spread into the air by the wind and can cause allergic symptoms. Symptoms may include sneezing, runny nose, itching…