Mountains are often the most allergy-free areas in the Americas unless the dampness causes a problem. A sea cruise certainly will get you away from pollens, but avoid the tropical drinks. Don't get bugged Many natural insecticides are derived from flowers such as chrysanthemums. Inhaling even the tiniest bit of the powder can make people with hay fever miserable. Medication in the car Don't keep medication in the car, glove compartment or car trunk.
Cars get very hot in the summer.
This can ruin homeopathic remedies as well as other medications. If you are traveling, you need to store medications in a cooler or take them with you. Swelling inside the ears is a fairly common allergy symptom. The pressure changes that occur when someone dives into water can greatly aggravate ears that get plugged up because of allergen exposure. This condition can lead to water being trapped inside the ear resulting in a painful condition called swimmer's ear.