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The seasonal allergies may be categorized as per different seasons u2013Summer, Spring, Fall, and Winter. Generally, people suffer from hay fever prevalent in the summer season and it has got its name, from hay cutting season.<br>Visit More-<br>https://www.technewsera.com/strep-throat-symptoms/
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Reasons & Causesof SeasonalAllergy Symptoms
The seasonal allergies may be categorized as per different seasons –Summer, Spring, Fall, and Winter. Generally, people suffer from hay fever prevalent in the summer season and it has got its name, from hay cutting season. Most of the outdoor allergens are dormant in the winter season; as a result, the cold weather brings relief to many people suffering from hay fever. People are prone to indoor allergens too like dust mites, cockroaches, mold, etc. So, for getting rid of these indoor allergens, it is important to wash the bedding in very hot water once a week, with the allergen-proof covers bedding and pillows must be covered, clean the moldy surfaces and use of a dehumidifier is also important for reducing excess moisture. Hay Fever is an allergy that occurs in a particular season and it occurs when the immune system of the body overreacts to the allergen which is an outdoor allergen. An allergen is said to be something that triggers the allergic response.
Common Symptoms of Seasonal Allergies in case of Strep Throat There are different types of symptoms through which we can recognize that it may be seasonal allergy symptoms occurring in the case of strep throat as follows: Trouble in swallowing. Skin rash. Swollen lymph nodes in neck and tonsils High fever, vomiting, fatigue, and stomach ache sometimes. White patches on the throat or spots on the throat or the tonsils which are pus pockets.
These symptoms may range from mild to severe and both the sore throat and the strep throat are highly painful but the strep throat gives the worst burning sensation. Both adults and children show the same symptoms and children are more prone to these health conditions as compared to adults. The main cause of strep throat is the bacterium known as Streptococcus Pyogenes which is very much contagious. It can also be spread easily even when an infected person sneezes or coughs or by sharing food and drinks with an infected person. If strep throat continues for more than two weeks, persistent fever, breathing issues may lead to complications, swallowing saliva or drinking fluids becomes difficult, if urine becomes dark then it indicates that the streptococcus bacteria has already infected the kidneys, then it is necessary to consult the doctor immediately for proper treatment
