Question 1

prescribed compozine for pollen allergy being a psychotic drug could that have change my brain chemistry  was 17 at the time / did have severe allerg?

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Not exactly sure: What you are asking, but Compazine (prochlorperazine) should not cause allergies to pollen. If i haven't answered your question then please clarify further and re-ask.

Question 2

how long can pollen allergy?

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Not sure of question: If you are asking how long someone can have pollen allergies - it can be years.  That time can be shortened with treatment.  If you are asking how long the pollen season lasts, that depends on your geography.  Where you live, some plants can pollinate all year round.

Question 3

will pollen allergy ever go away?

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Allergy remissions : They can certainly lessen in severity in some associated with adolescents or in adults more senior years. But why wait and suffer. There are various safe and effective treatments.

Question 4

how do you cope with a pollen allergy?

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Multiple ways: Avoid peak pollen times which are in the morning. Air conditioning can help. Low or non sedating antihistamines can help (such as loratadine, Cetirizine or fexophenadine). Prescription topical steroid or antihistamine nasal sprays are very effective. Specific allergy immunotherapy  (allergy shots fda approved, sublingual immunotherapy is a promising but is not fda approved) can reduce the allergy.

Question 5

can a pollen allergy cause you to choke?

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Possibly: Allergy to pollen can cause postnasal drainage, which cold make you feel like you are going to choke. This type of symptom is uncommon, however, compared to the cardinal symptoms of allergic rhinitis (runny nose, sneeze, itchy nose/eyes, nasal congestion).

Question 6

what are the symptoms of a pollen allergy?

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Varied: Typical symptoms of pollen allergy include sneezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, and itchy, watery eyes. Pollen allergy can also trigger asthma symptoms with coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing.

Question 7

what are the symptoms of a lily pollen allergy?

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Sneezing, runny nose: The most likely symptoms of allergy to lily pollen are sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion and itchy eyes. Asthma could occur. Treatment would be similar to that for 'hay fever, ' with an antihistamine such as Claritin or allegra.

Question 8

what is the definition or description of: pollen allergy?

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Pollen allergy: A common spring allergy that causes sensitive individuals to feel itchy or watery eyes, runny nose and congestion, an itch in the mouth or lip swelling. This sensitivity is a result of the body's reaction to certain airborne pollen from the tiny particles released from grasses, weeds and trees that hitch a ride on the currents of air.

Question 9

is having corn pollen allergy the same as a corn allergy?

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Not exactly: They are both corn related and those with corn allergy may react to corn pollen with runny nose and or asthma. If the corn pollen allergy is moderate to severe,  it is best to avoid corn. www.about.com has a good article on this subject.

Question 10

is a corn pollen allergy the exact same as a corn allergy?

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Pollen allergy OR: No, corn pollen is not the same as the vegetable corn. This comes up with nut trees too, like pecan pollen vs pecan nuts, walnut tree pollen vs walnuts. The allergens in the pollens are not the same as the allergens in the "fruits" the plant produces. We have different skin tests for each and can show you how your responses differ.

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