Allergic angina is a chronic disease. It is caused by allergens, such as pollen, dust mites or mold spores. These types of substances, are everywhere, important to understand, how to prevent it.
allergic angina – This overreaction of the immune system, under the influence of allergens, results in the swelling of the mucous membrane of the pharynx. The result of this process is the nasal throat, through the so-called sputum, thick mucus of the respiratory tract.
angina allergic: causes
The causes are allergens allergic angina, such as the:
- tree pollen, grasses and weeds;
- mold spores;
- Food (mostly milk, which causes allergy in infants);
- Animal fur and saliva;
- feces of dust mites;
- cockroach droppings.
angina allergic: symptoms
Symptoms of an allergic angina very similar to the symptoms of angina, caused by a viral infection. These include:
- coughing;
- sore throat, or itchy;
- feeling of obstruction in the throat;
- sensation of being mucus on the back of the throat.
However, there are a few symptoms, which accompany the above mentioned and point to allergic angina. it:
- tearing eyes;
- hay fever;
- atopic dermatitis or urticaria.
angina allergic – how to treat?
- In the case of allergic angina should limit exposure to the pollen of grasses and flowers on the body. When a high concentration of Pollen, should stay home and not to open the windows.
- Avoid ticks. It is best to wrap the pillows and mattresses in covers for allergic guests, and the very bed linen to wash once a week in very hot water.
- Also check the humidity in the room (can not exceed 40 percent).
- Keep kitchen and bathroom clean, to prevent the formation of mold and cockroaches breeding.
- Take antihistamines, which would delay the action of the substances causing allergic symptoms.
