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When choosing between giving up a pet or dealing with the symptoms of pet fur allergies, most of us choose to deal with it. Here are a few tips and tricks to manage your fur allergy symptoms:
● Use HEPA filters in your house so that the air can be constantly cleansed.
● Remove any carpets and rugs to prevent the entrapment of fur and keep pets off furniture and bedding.
● Clean frequently and thoroughly to remove dust and dander, washing articles such as couch covers and pillows, curtains, and pet beds.
● Bathe your pet weekly to help reduce the level of dander.
● Anti-allergy medications (anti-histamines like Zyrtec and corticosteroids can help manage inflammation.
● Don’t put all the blame on your pet! Many allergy sufferers are sensitive to more than one allergen. Getting an accurate test for your allergens can help you manage all the causes of your symptoms.

Be confident in the accuracy of testing results for patients with very high levels of sigE, even with diluted serum. New research resented at the EAACI Hybrid Conference 2022 shows that common airborne allergens (dust mites) and food allergens (cow's milk) can be accurately identified even when the serum is diluted. Of three major systems, NOVEOS(R) is the most accurate at identifying sigE related to dust mite allergies!

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Almost 1.4 billion people around the world are suffering from grass allergies - the biggest allergy trigger of all plant allergies (including w**d and tree pollen).

Grass allergy season begins in spring and lasts through summer. Climate change is linked to increased pollen concentrations and longer growing seasons. That's bad news for allergy sufferers as the severity of the grass pollen season may increase by 60% in the next 10 years.

It's tough to avoid grass, but not all grasses are the same. Identifying the specific grass triggering an allergic reaction can help people suffering from allergies avoid that grass in the future.

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If you are allergic to grass pollen, you may develop allergy symptoms when you eat certain fruits and vegetables that are botanically related to grass. This cross-reaction is called Oral Allergy Syndrome.

Fruits and vegetables related to grass include:
- Peaches
- Watermelon
- Oranges
- Tomatoes
- White Potatoes

Learn more about grass allergies and oral allergy syndrome at https://www.hycorbiomedical.com/post/oral-allergy-syndrome-oas