Is There A Cure For Allergies?
While we all want our allergies to be cured when spring rolls around, according to Medical News Today this is something that sadly can’t happen. There are some people that don’t experience them as badly as others. That’s simply just how your body works. For those that get hit really hard with all the symptoms, sometimes feel like they can’t go about their daily lives because of how much it can interfere with it.
Now that you know that there really isn’t a cure for these allergies, what could the next step be? Well, scientists are trying to figure out the best ways to treat and control some of the symptoms. A lot of it can be to simply just avoid the triggers. When that isn’t an option, a lot of people want to know if there is any medicine to keep the symptoms from getting bad.
Before you even try to find ways to keep that from happening, you should go to an allergist. They will help you get an official diagnosis. After that, you will understand how your body works more and can move on from there. The next step would be to really understand what triggers your allergies to flare up. If you have an allergy to dust then you should understand that being inside is going to make it worse. If pollen is the culprit and you feel like the pollen levels are super high one day, then aim to stay inside.
Now what if the methods of avoiding just simply aren’t working? That’s when medications or even immunotherapy comes into play. These aren’t a cure, but different ways that can modify the way your body reacts to allergies. One of the immunotherapy ways is to get an allergy shot. There are some allergy shots that help target symptoms of:
- Pollen
- Pet Dander
- Bees
- Molds
- Dust Mites
While we may not have an allergy shot, we do have an IV Cocktail for allergies. Our Immune Support Cocktail is a great way to boost your immune system and decrease any symptoms of allergies that you might be experiencing. It’s packed with Vitamin C and Zinc that will make sure that the flu or allergy season doesn’t keep you from going about your day!
Visit us at the IV Lounge to hear more information and get started today.
Bibliography
Nichols, Hannah. “Are Allergies Permanent?” Medical News Today, 29 March 2021, https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/how-to-get-rid-of-allergies.
