SPRING HAS SPRUNG! ALLERGIES ARE HERE!🌸 Seasonal allergies affect people of all ages! 👨🦳👶👩🦰 Here are some tips for spring allergies: 1️⃣ Stay well hydrated When you are dehydrated, your nasal passages are dry and it’s harder for your body to clear out allergens. 2️⃣ Leave shoes at the door Carrying in all the outdoor allergens can affect the air quality in your home. 3️⃣ Use nasal saline rinses Cleaning out your nasal passages after being outside will help get rid of allergens before they cause symptoms. 4️⃣ Change filters in your home Fresh, clean filters will help minimize the circulation of allergens inside the home. 5️⃣ Increase citrus fruits Increasing foods high in vitamin C can help fight off allergy symptoms. 6️⃣ Shower at night Showering at night instead of the morning keeps you from breathing in the outdoor allergens that collected in your hair and on your skin throughout the day. 💐Happy Spring! 🌺 #wecare #oldfashionedcompassion #frederickmd #mountairymd *This is purely educational and not intended to be medical advice. https://lnkd.in/eACJ8PN5
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