Willow T12

Willow allergy can cause unpleasant symptoms in individuals sensitive to the tree’s pollen, especially during the spring blooming season. Willow pollen spreads easily through the air and often triggers reactions in people with sensitive respiratory systems. At IntroLab in Belgrade, the Willow T12 test is available, providing precise detection of a willow allergy.

Symptoms of willow pollen allergy

Willow allergy can cause a variety of symptoms, including:

• Sneezing and runny nose
• Itching and redness of the eyes
• Coughing and throat irritation
• Difficulty breathing and asthma-like symptoms
• Rash and skin irritation

For individuals with more severe allergic reactions, symptoms may include significant respiratory issues, which can impact daily activities and quality of life.

Testing for willow allergy – Willow T12

During the test, a blood sample is taken and analyzed to measure the level of antibodies specific to willow pollen. This test allows doctors to accurately diagnose a willow allergy, ensuring the appropriate choice of treatment.

Treatment and management of willow allergy symptoms

Treatment for willow pollen allergy commonly includes:

• Antihistamines to relieve symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, and itching.
• Nasal corticosteroid sprays to reduce swelling and irritation in the airways.
• Inhalers for individuals experiencing breathing difficulties or asthma-like symptoms.

Avoiding outdoor activities during the willow blooming season is recommended, especially in the morning when pollen concentrations are highest.