Treatment for each patient is different, continuing or discontinuing as their individual history indicates. A voidance Stay away from what bothers you. This is called environmental control. Allergens such as foods, animals, and feathers can easily be avoided. Dust and other allergens are harder to avoid, so take steps to reduce their levels in your home.
Medicines can help control the symptoms of nasal allergy.
Sometimes this may be all that is needed if the allergy is seasonal. People with year-round allergies will probably also need to take allergy shots and try to avoid the allergens. If you are found to have an allergic history, shots might help you . However, unlike a single shot you might get for tetanus or the flu, immunotherapy involves giving you a steady, increasing amount of the substances that cause your allergies. The whole idea of treating you with the very things that make you miserable may seem a bit odd, but in most cases, it works.