The traditional treatment for pollen allergy is to take antihistamine drugs. Common antihistamine drugs include paracetamol, restorative medicine, minoxidil, and chlordiazepoxide, etc. These drugs can relieve the symptoms of pollen allergy faster, but the effect is temporary, and the child may have allergic reactions when he comes into contact with the pollen again. We need to remind all mothers that this kind of drugs can not be regularly given to the child, antihistamines may interfere with the child's original precise endocrine system, but also cause the child's normal intestinal flora imbalance, affecting the child's intestinal absorption function, vitamins, a variety of micronutrients normal absorption.

The next step is desensitization. Desensitization therapy is a kind of allergy treatment method that needs to be adhered to for a long time, and it is helpful in the treatment of allergic rhinitis caused by pollen and other factors. Sublingual desensitization therapy is usually two years, and hypodermic desensitization therapy is at least three years. Subcutaneous desensitization is done once a week for the first six months, then once every two weeks to once a month at the end of the year, otherwise it can be a lost cause or take longer to treat.

To cure allergies, you need to find the trigger, and usually pollen allergy is not just an allergic reaction to a particular substance; there are about 3,000 common pollens, and it's very difficult to pinpoint the causative agent.