How to get rid of allergic rhinitis

If you suffer from allergic rhinitis, you surely know that ragweed is one of the strongest natural allergens. As many as 75% of people who suffer from some form of pollen allergy are also allergic to ragweed pollen.

Ragweed pollen is a potent allergen, and 20 to 30 pollen grains are enough to cause an allergic reaction in a sensitive person, most commonly manifesting with symptoms of allergic rhinitis. Typical symptoms of allergic rhinitis include sneezing, itchy nose, abundant watery nasal discharge, swelling of the nasal mucosa, and difficulty breathing through the nose.

Do you suffer from allergic rhinitis and do your symptoms worsen at the end of summer?

Can we protect ourselves, and how?

The most effective preventive measure would be the systematic destruction of ragweed using herbicides or pulling the plant out by the root before the flowering season. However, this has a limited effect, given that wind can carry ragweed pollen from distant areas.

Autumn rains and the first frosts bring relief to all those suffering from ragweed allergies, but how can you help yourself in the meantime? Is there a simple solution for people suffering from allergic rhinitis?

The answer to these questions lies in medications from the antihistamine group, which includes the drug Alerix®.

Alerix® (fexofenadine) quickly and effectively alleviates or completely eliminates symptoms of allergic rhinitis such as: sneezing, runny nose, itching, redness and watery eyes, sinus pressure and pain. One tablet a day provides 24-hour symptom control.  Unlike older representatives of this drug group, it does not cause drowsiness or affect driving ability, making it the drug of choice for people whose jobs require increased concentration or who drive motor vehicles. It does not affect heart rhythm.

Alerix® is available in all pharmacies without a prescription and is intended for adults and children aged 12 years and older. For best results, use the medication according to the enclosed instructions.

For more information, visit the website: http://alerix.ba/.