You can choose plants for your garden that will minimize allergen exposure.

You can use the daily pollen count as a tool for minimizing allergen exposure.

Antihistamine medications can reduce symptoms, but avoiding allergen exposure is the best preventive treatment for allergies.

This is followed by allergen exposure in a genetically susceptible individual.

Allergy symptoms may subside soon after elimination of allergen exposure.

Most important is controlling allergen exposures in the bedroom of an allergic person.

The presence of mast cells in the airways and GI tract makes these areas more susceptible to allergen exposure.

Even with indoor allergen exposure, wheezing may remain transient or mild, provided prolonged outdoor play is normal.

Following certain tips can help you reduce allergen exposure in your garden.

This involves a combination of measures to eliminate or control allergen exposure, including engineering, administrative controls and personal protective equipment.