Symptoms You Are Suffering from Seasonal Allergies

Even though you know your own body better than anyone, it can be hard to find out 
what is causing a disturbance in your sinuses and nasal cavity. A lot of people go years 
before they find that they have some kind of unknown allergy that makes their life 
miserable during certain parts of the year. If you’ve been unsure about whether or not 
you’ve been suffering from allergies then you might be interested in this article. 


No Fever

If you think back to the times when you were a child, then you can probably conjure a 
few memories of what it was like to sick at those tender ages. For most people, one of 
the most common experiences of being sick at a young age is the sign of a fever. It’s 
believed that when you’re warming up with a fever, your body is attempting to rid itself 
of whatever pathogens have caused the illness, but as an adult when was the last time 
you had an intense fever. If you’re not showing any signs of fever right now, and you’re 
coughing/sneezing up a storm, then it’s probably just allergies. 


Pain Is Rarely Involved 

When you get sick, there are times when it can become a pretty fierce ordeal for your 
body. At some point, you picked up some nasty microscopic bugs that are doing their 
best to reproduce before their lifespan is done. That can lead to you becoming ill, and 
sometimes these living illnesses can manifest inflammation or other forms of pain 
response. When you have an allergy, there’s probably not going to be any pain unless 
it’s from sneezing or coughing too hard. If that’s the case, a few strong lozenges should 
do the trick to reduce the discomfort in yoru throat. 


Your Eyes Itch

One of the other most common things people say is that their eyes itch during allergies. 
This is likely because something that you are allergic to has become airborne, and a 
small amount of it has found its way into your eye. Cold and flu-like symptoms can 
include eye itching, but it’s not nearly as common as it can be with seasonal allergies. 
It’s a good idea to wash your face and flush your eyes if you know there are going to be 
a lot of things floating in the air.  
