Wake up and smell the roses
LIFE can seem dull when you’re just going through the motions of existence, especially if the first thing you experience when the earth greets the sun is a sneeze and a snort. Runny and blocked nose, sometimes even occu r r ing simultaneously, is often accompanied by red, itchy eyes, which just adds to your annoyance when you’re trying to function like a productive human being. All these points to classic signs of allergic rhinitis or more commonly known as hay fever.
Your immune system usually does a good job of protecting the body but sometimes it detects certain matters that normally would not pose a threat and tries to counteract it, resulting in an allergic reaction.
A few substances that can trigger this response are pollen, dust mites, animal dander, and even cigarette smoke.
When you have a sensitive nose, inhaling these allergens from your surroundings will cause the typical stuffy nose, cough, and scratchy throat.
This means that you end up with the unfortunate luck of experiencing hay fever all year round or intensified during certain periods of the year, due to the change of weather and pollen production.
Children are also susceptible to the problem – as genetics play a role in this – oftentimes emerging at a younger age.
Inflamed, swollen eyes are symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis, as the nose is connected to the eyes, ears, and throat.
Medical professionals tend to observe allergic rhinitis closely, owing to the fact that the condition also affects the lungs, and as a result, many people living with this illness usually develop asthma as well.
Allergic rhinitis ideally should be managed before asthma develops, and while it is best to take precautions against environmental triggers, it is not fully feasible.
Antihistamines and steroid nasal sprays are common symptom relievers but only provide temporary relief.
In fact, nasal sprays can cause conditions to worsen when you stop using it, especially after a period of extended usage.
Clinically proven herbal alternatives, however, have made it possible for sufferers to lead a congestion-free life.
Backed by numerous studies, Lectranal is proven beneficial in soothing sensitive noses.
According to a 2010 report in the journal Phytotherapy Research, Lectranal scored over 70% as an effective nasal allergy remedy after two months of treatment.
The herbal remedy works by targeting the immune system, essentially rewiring its response to harmless particles that cause the reaction in the first place.
Since Lectranal is a natural form of treatment, it will take at least two months of consumption for your body to reap its benefits.
Produced with stringent European safety standards, it’s time for you to finally breathe again and live life on the sunny side.
For more on Lectranal, contact 035636 3758 or 1300 88 1712 or email pharmacist@nuvanta.com.