Hazelnut pollen

Pollen from hazelnut trees, known to cause respiratory allergies during its pollination period.

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What are symptoms of hazelnut pollen allergy?
  • Sneezing
  • Runny or congested nose
  • Itchy, watery, or red eyes
  • Itchy throat or ears
  • Coughing
  • Possible exacerbation of asthma symptoms, such as wheezing and shortness of breath
What foods cross-react with hazelnut pollen allergy?

People with hazelnut pollen allergy might experience Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS) or food-pollen syndrome, where certain foods cause allergic symptoms due to cross-reactivity. These foods often include:

  • Hazelnuts and other nuts like almonds or walnuts.
  • Stone fruits such as cherries, plums, and peaches.
  • Apples and pears.
  • Kiwis and avocados.
When should I consider getting a hazelnut pollen allergy test?
  • If you experience typical hay fever symptoms during the early spring, coinciding with the pollinating period of hazelnut trees.
  • If you notice that your symptoms are particularly pronounced in areas where hazelnut trees are prevalent.
  • If you experience symptoms of Oral Allergy Syndrome after consuming hazelnuts or related foods.
  • If standard allergy treatments do not provide adequate relief.
How do I reduce my hazelnut pollen allergy symptoms?
  • Avoid outdoor activities during times of high pollen count, especially on windy days or in the morning.
  • Keep windows closed during the hazelnut pollen season to prevent pollen from entering your home.
  • Use air purifiers with HEPA filters to reduce indoor pollen levels.
  • Shower and change your clothes after being outdoors to remove pollen.
  • Consider over-the-counter antihistamines or prescription allergy medications as advised by your doctor.
  • In cases of severe allergies, consult an allergist for potential treatments such as immunotherapy.

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GetTested’s Pollen Allergy Test analyzes 12 common pollen varieties. The results not only indicate whether you have a pollen allergy, but also specify the type of pollen causing it.
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Allergy Test Small

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GetTested’s Allergy Test Small measures 38 different items, covering 95% of the most common allergies. An allergic reaction does not always trigger severe symptoms; it can also cause milder or more diffuse symptoms, such as a runny nose or a rash. This home test is analysed at a professional, ISO-certified lab. You perform the test at home using a simple blood finger test.
Please note that histamine intolerance can cause symptoms similar to an allergic reaction. For those who want to test their food intolerances as well, consider our extended test, which assesses a total of 78 food and non-food items.

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Allergy & Food Intolerance Test

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GetTested’s Allergy & Food Intolerance Test is ideal for individuals seeking to determine whether they have allergies or food intolerances, as distinguishing between these conditions and their symptoms can be challenging. The test assesses reactions to a total of 78 different substances, including various foods, and also screens for potential allergies to mold, dogs, cats, mites, and more.
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What are symptoms of hazelnut pollen allergy?
What foods cross-react with hazelnut pollen allergy?
When should I consider getting a hazelnut pollen allergy test?
How do I reduce my hazelnut pollen allergy symptoms?
What are symptoms of hazelnut pollen allergy?
What foods cross-react with hazelnut pollen allergy?
When should I consider getting a hazelnut pollen allergy test?
How do I reduce my hazelnut pollen allergy symptoms?
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