Question 1

my seasonal allergies cause nausea and fatigue. are there any ways to treat this?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely: Aside from food allergy or protein enteropathy (when the food protein is toxic to your system), people don't get nausea from allergic diseases.   One exception may be nausea from a profuse amount of post-nasal drip although I have yet seen one.  I would look for another cause for nausea. Fatigue however may be linked to allergic rhinitis.

Question 2

is there a reason why i've had a lower appitite while my seasonal allergies are flaring?

Accepted Answer

Family practice. : The only relation is possibly that your taste and smell may be affected which can lessen your appitite.

Question 3

can seasonal allergies cause asthma?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Exposure to allergens are a major trigger of asthma attacks.

Question 4

can pollen cause seasonal allergies?

Accepted Answer

Often is the cause: Pollen released from flowers and plants is often a cause for hay fever (seasonal allergies).  Spring & summer time is the most challenging time for allergy sufferers.  Some people find relief by eating honey that is produced locally because it can help build some tolerance to the pollen that causes one's hay fever.

Question 5

can bad seasonal allergies cause vertigo ?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: True motion sensation vertigo may be viral, small calcium crystals in the labyrinth, Meniere's, vestibular migraine.  Unsteadiness may also have multiple etiologies.  Allergies can lead to eustachian tube swelling which can result in asymmetric middle ear pressure resulting in dizziness.

Question 6

can seasonal allergies cause tingling in your face?

Accepted Answer

May be: Allergies in general when bad can cause overall itching of the skin, so they can also cause tingling in your face, it is the most exposed part of your body afterall.

Question 7

can seasonal allergies cause a severe form of fatigue?

Accepted Answer

Probably not: Allergies can cause some mild tiredness or fatigue, particularly if they cause trouble breathing at night that prevents a good night's sleep.  If you have severe fatigue (trouble walking more than a few steps or getting up out of bed, e.g.) or sleepiness (falling asleep at work or while driving), it is not likely to be allergies and you should see your doctor right away to rule out other causes.

Question 8

can strong anxiety like gad cause seasonal allergies to become more intense?

Accepted Answer

Possible: Perception of your allergy symptoms might 
be more intense when you are stressed out.

Question 9

i get (seasonal) allergies that begin in feb (snowy weather). nothing is growing yet, inside/outside is the same as start of winter. possible cause?

Accepted Answer

Indoor allergies: Winter allergies are mostly blamed on indoor allergens. Although you are exposed to indoor allergens all year round, you experience more symptoms from them as you spend more time indoors and the windows are shut during the winter. Pets and dust mites are the culprits. Indoor mold is an issue if there is a leak or flood.

Question 10

can amxiety cause seasonal allergies and other allergies intensify?

Accepted Answer

NO: Anxieties won't affect your bodies response to allergens.

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