How to prevent allergy from air conditioner??
Question: I am Highly allergic to sitting in air conditioned rooms, my job forces me to remain with the a/c for the whole day, I changed 2 of my previous jobs and remained at home for 6 to 8 months each time before I could be fit to join another job . Now I know that I cannot stay sway from the AC so need to prevent it altogether, medical help has not been of much help, I don't have a personal cabin, so I cannot swich off the a/c.
Answers: In ac rooms all windows doors r closed.this is the 1st reason to at ac elegy to your skin.remedy is every 2 hours u come out of your room u breath some fresh air Beck.in your ac room all air polluted air is blocked only cooling effect is there.your clogs and u breath in put an out put air and some bad bacteria mixed in air .that is not going out.(all r closed doors &windows)in this atmosphear u get some elargy .....remidy is u r compalsory every 2 hours comming out of your room and breath some fresh air .this is only remedy.
your allergy is probably from the dust. you should change the filters often
There is no obvious reason why air conditioning should tickle your allergies. There are two possibilities: you may be reacting to the chilled air itself, or to allergens on dust circulated by the moving air. The former you can't do much about; the latter can be alleviated to a degree by changing filters.
Your going to have to stay on meds and wear a mask I think.
I would recommend you to keep the A/C well maintained i.e servicing etc. so that the allergens don't settle in the filters. Try some Septilin tablets three times a day for three months and this will increase your immunity and you may get relief from your allergy
It really depends on the symptoms you're experiencing. Are you wheezing/coughing? If so, sometimes cold air can trigger symptoms of asthma. Cold air can also cause runny nose, and it's not necessarily allergies. But, if your nose/eyes are constantly itching, that's usually a sign of allergies, likely to dust mites or other indoor allergens. The itching is the key symptom. If you are, then a daily antihistamine like Zyrtec is helpful, with a nasal steroid like Nasonex/Rhinocort/etc.
Hope this helps!
-Dr. D
clean the filters
Answers: In ac rooms all windows doors r closed.this is the 1st reason to at ac elegy to your skin.remedy is every 2 hours u come out of your room u breath some fresh air Beck.in your ac room all air polluted air is blocked only cooling effect is there.your clogs and u breath in put an out put air and some bad bacteria mixed in air .that is not going out.(all r closed doors &windows)in this atmosphear u get some elargy .....remidy is u r compalsory every 2 hours comming out of your room and breath some fresh air .this is only remedy.
your allergy is probably from the dust. you should change the filters often
There is no obvious reason why air conditioning should tickle your allergies. There are two possibilities: you may be reacting to the chilled air itself, or to allergens on dust circulated by the moving air. The former you can't do much about; the latter can be alleviated to a degree by changing filters.
Your going to have to stay on meds and wear a mask I think.
I would recommend you to keep the A/C well maintained i.e servicing etc. so that the allergens don't settle in the filters. Try some Septilin tablets three times a day for three months and this will increase your immunity and you may get relief from your allergy
It really depends on the symptoms you're experiencing. Are you wheezing/coughing? If so, sometimes cold air can trigger symptoms of asthma. Cold air can also cause runny nose, and it's not necessarily allergies. But, if your nose/eyes are constantly itching, that's usually a sign of allergies, likely to dust mites or other indoor allergens. The itching is the key symptom. If you are, then a daily antihistamine like Zyrtec is helpful, with a nasal steroid like Nasonex/Rhinocort/etc.
Hope this helps!
-Dr. D
clean the filters
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