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Allergic reactions to dust can cause when the immune system in your body overreacts to minute particles in dust . Dust mites , cat dander , and pollen are examples of these microscopic things that are typically unharmful . Your immune system interprets dust as an invader when it contacts your skin or when you breathe it in .

To combat it , it releases specialized proteins known as antibodies . Your body releases histamine and other substances as a result of these antibodies , which might result in allergy symptoms . Sneezing , a runny or stuffy nose , itchy or watery eyes , coughing , and occasionally skin rashes are common symptoms .

Asthma , which is breathing trouble , can occur in severe cases . You can take precautions like cleaning your home , using air purifiers , and avoiding dusty locations to control dust allergies . Antihistamines are common allergy drugs that can help with symptom relief .

If you think you may have dust allergies , you must see a doctor right away to receive a proper diagnosis and management guidance . In extreme circumstances they may advise allergy shots to improve your immune system's ability to handle dust .

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