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Allergies and exercise


Don't let allergy symptoms stop you from getting the exercise you need to feel your best. Follow these tips to avoid itches and sniffles while you stay in shape.


Exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle for all people, including those who have allergies. If allergy symptoms sometimes get in the way of hitting the rink, the trails, or the gym, read on – there are things you can do before, during and after exercise to help avoid some of the annoying symptoms that prevent you from getting out the door.

 

Exercise can trigger symptoms

Pollens, moulds, dust and pet dander are well known triggers for allergies. But in some people, exercise can also trigger allergy symptoms, such as itching, swelling, and hives. These symptoms may be brought on by increased body temperature or sweating...


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