White Pine
White pine trees are conifers with long, slender needles and can contribute to pollen-related allergies. While their pollen is less potent than that of some other trees, it may still trigger symptoms in sensitive individuals, particularly during peak pollen levels in the spring.
Description
Consider getting tested for a white pine allergy if you experience allergy symptoms in the spring that seem to worsen on days with high pollen counts, particularly in areas with dense pine forests.
- Sneezing
- Itchy, watery eyes
- Runny or congested nose
- Coughing
- Asthma exacerbations, particularly in individuals with respiratory sensitivities
Allergic reactions to white pine are due to the immune system’s response to the pollen, which it mistakenly perceives as a threat, causing typical allergy symptoms.
To manage symptoms, keep windows closed during high pollen times, use air filters in your home, and consider wearing a dust mask when doing outdoor activities, especially in pine-rich areas.
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