For allergy sufferers, winter is commonly perceived as a break from allergy attacks. Just because there aren’t any flowers to spread around pollen, however, doesn’t mean you won’t be sniffling or tearing up. As NewsCanada.com reports, winter could also be a season for allergies:
“Colder temperatures often mean tuques, cozy winter boots and plenty of hot cocoa. But, they also mean more time inside and the potential for increased exposure to indoor allergens. This is especially worrying for those with asthma.
It’s not just pollen and spring allergens that can cause asthma attacks. The air quality in your home during winter can have a significant impact on your lung health. In particular, household dust and animal dander are known to easily irritate or aggravate current and pre-existing asthma symptoms.”
http://www.westcan4u.com/furnace-cleaning-calgary-homes-can-prevent-winter-allergy-attacks/
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