Welcome back to the Oh My Allergies! Podcast. We all know that itchy eyes, inflamed sinuses, sneezing, and an itchy throat are common symptoms during high pollen count days or just in general as allergy season is becoming more and more perennial. Last week we talked about how allergies can affect your throat, but have you ever thought or wondered about whether or not allergies can affect your mouth? Well, that’s what we are going to talk about. This episode marks episode 2 of the “How Allergies Can Affect Your Body” series we’re doing on the podcast. There are certain symptoms that are common to deal with and we may or may not even think about how our allergies can impact our teeth and our gums.
Today’s episode is all about allergies and oral health. Valencia discusses how allergies can indirectly cause mouth problems, the importance of regulating the pH level of your mouth for allergies and overall body health, how your sinuses can impact your oral health, and so much more. Tune in to learn more about the connection between allergies, oral health, and your overall body health.
Allergy News Article: New state law will teach some students what to do if a classmate has an allergic reaction - https://cutt.ly/YwiJqScs
Episodes Mentioned in Today’s Show:
What is Postnasal Drip? Episode - https://cutt.ly/ywyzmKyT
Can Allergies Cause a Sore Throat? Episode - https://cutt.ly/YwiJqhN6
Additional Resources:
How Seasonal Allergies Affect Your Oral Health - https://cutt.ly/CwiJqilC
What is Medical Gaslighting and How to Talk to a Doctor When They Don’t Listen Episode - https://cutt.ly/twyzQeev
What is Inflammation and its Role with Allergies? Episode: https://cutt.ly/uCgfZdP
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