Treatment for Seasonal Allergies

Everyone who suffers from seasonal allergies understands how difficult and life-altering it can be. They pop up out of nowhere, only to derail your life and make you feel sick every day. Some allergy medications just don’t cut it, and no matter how much you try to reduce your exposure to allergens, they always find their way to you. Luckily, there is a new way to treat seasonal allergies. Keep reading to learn more about treatment for seasonal allergies and how a Seasonal Allergy Clinical Trial may finally give you the relief you’ve been craving year after year.

What Causes Seasonal Allergies?

The most common cause of seasonal allergies is the new cycle of plants that grow every spring and fall when levels are the highest and pollen is at an all-time high. Some common allergens that happen every year include:

• Ragweed
• Burning bush
• Cocklebur
• Lamb’s-quarters
• Pigweed
• Sagebrush and mugwort
• Tumbleweed and Russian thistle

While the timing and severity of an allergy season vary across the country, the following climate factors can also influence how bad your symptoms might be:

• Tree, grass, and ragweed pollens thrive during cool nights and warm days.
• Molds grow quickly in heat and high humidity.
• Pollen levels tend to peak in the morning hours.
• Rain washes pollen away, but pollen counts can soar after rainfall.
• On a day with no wind, airborne allergens are grounded.
• When the day is windy and warm, pollen counts surge.
• Moving to another climate to avoid allergies is usually not successful — allergens are virtually everywhere

How to Overcome Seasonal Allergies

Sick of experiencing seasonal allergies? There is no cure for seasonal allergies; however, there are ways you can manage them. They include:

• Start by taking over-the-counter medication to see if your symptoms improve
• Talk to an allergist if your symptoms persist
• Keep your home as clean and dust-free as possible by dusting, vacuuming, and mopping regularly
• Keep pets clean and off of upholstered furniture as much as possible
• Try an air purifier in your home
• After being outdoors, change your clothes and bathe
• Keep windows and doors shut during allergy season

Seasonal Allergy Clinical Trial

If you’ve tried everything to manage your seasonal allergy symptoms, but they keep happening, or if you are ready to try something new, you may be a perfect fit for our Seasonal Allergy Clinical Trial.

Respiratory Disease Clinical Trials, part of the Alliance Clinical Network, is conducting a clinical trial for a promising new investigational treatment for seasonal allergies. If you want to advance medical science, potentially treat your difficult seasonal allergies, and make a difference for millions of allergy sufferers like yourself, give us a call at (682) 628-0573 to pre-qualify for the study or click here to provide us with your contact information.

Participants in the study will receive:

• Free investigational study-related medication
• No-cost medical consultation and exam, paid for by the study
• Guaranteed compensation for your time and travel in the study

For more information, visit us at RespiratoryDiseaseClinicalTrials.com!