She also takes other prescription products as needed to control different symptoms, such as a heaviness in her chest and difficulty breathing. I've found if I take my medications like I'm supposed to, I'm able to do more of what I want to do. In addition to finding a medication, be choosy when it comes to what's in your garden. Because the pollen is so heavy and can't float in the air, the chances of an allergic reaction are minimal. The reason you're symptomatic is because you're outside.
Pollen can blow for miles.
After buying a mask and planning to include as many insect-pollinated plants as possible in your yard, time when you'll garden. Windy days are often worse for allergy sufferers, because more pollen and spores are being blown around, so stay inside on those days. And don't forget, the task of allergy avoidance continues when you're inside. Wash clothing in hot water, along with your hair. Leave shoes and gardening gloves outside.