Dust mite allergy is one of the most common types of allergies that can cause uncomfortable symptoms throughout the year. Dust mites, tiny invisible bugs, live in household dust, most commonly in mattresses, carpets, and upholstered furniture. These allergies are particularly pronounced in winter due to increased time spent indoors.

Symptoms of dust mite allergy include:

Stuffy nose and sneezing

Itching and redness of the eyes

Burning and scratching in the throat

Dry cough and difficulty breathing

A feeling of facial puffiness, especially in the morning

Unfortunately, in some people, symptoms can be very serious, leading to the development of asthma or sinusitis.

Prevention and treatment of dust mite allergy

Regular home cleaning: Frequent changing of bed linens, vacuuming carpets and upholstered furniture, and washing curtains can reduce the amount of mites in the home.

Quantum medicine with its bioresonance method significantly reduces the degree of allergic reaction to dust mites and dust. In milder forms of this allergy, this type of sensitivity can sometimes be completely extinguished. Therapies are usually performed during the winter months.

Allergic Rhinitis and Complications

Dust mite allergy often leads to allergic rhinitis, which can cause swelling of the nasal mucosa, difficulty breathing, and loss of smell. If untreated, this condition can lead to the development of sinusitis – a sinus infection that requires more complex therapies.

Conclusion

Dust mite allergy is common, but with proper preventive measures and bioresonance therapy, symptoms can be significantly alleviated.