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When Birds Fly Your Way Allergies are Not Far Behind

Like most pests, birds also carry a variety of diseases which can put your health at risk. The feces, feathers, and nests of pigeons, sparrows, gulls and starlings can trigger allergies like asthma, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, and rhinitis. Your family, children, pet dogs and cats can also develop mild to severe allergies depending on their immunity and length of exposure. Choosing a professional bird control service is the best way to get rid of birds. Below are a few mediums that leave you vulnerable to bird allergies:

How Do Bird Allergy Spread

Inhaling – dried bird droppings can trigger airborne diseases when dispersed in the air you inhale
Eating and Drinking – consuming any food product or drinking water that is contaminated with fungi, virus or bacteria spread by birds can cause allergies
Direct Contact–Those having birds as pets are the most at risk of developing allergies
Insect Bites– when insects bite an infected or diseased bird, they become carriers of bacterial, fungal and viral infections that are then transferred to humans through insect bites

If you have an allergy, you may experience the following symptoms:

What Are The Symptoms of Bird Allergies

Puffy and itchy eyes
Runny nose
Nasal congestion
Sneezing
Sore throat
Sinus pressure
Allergic shiners
Itchy mouth
Stuffy nose and throat
Prolonged coughing
Occasional fever and chills

If you experience any of these symptoms, don’t ignore them thinking that they are temporary reactions to dust, dirt and changing weather. When left untreated, bird allergies may prove to be detrimental to your health and wellbeing.

Treatment for Bird Allergies

Your doctor will assess your previous medical records to ensure that the allergy is caused due to bird feather or fecal matter. Usually, basic symptoms of bird allergies need no serious treatment and soon disappear with discontinued exposure to bird allergens. The medications commonly prescribed for treating bird problems include corticosteroids, antihistamines, and decongestants.

Bird Control Service – The Best Prevention to All Bird Problems

The most effective measure to prevent bird problems from adversely affecting your health is hiring a professional bird control service provider. Take Care Termite and Pest Control offers safe and effective bird control solutions that prevent birds from creating unsanitary conditions and spreading allergies. Highly recommended human bird control solutions include netting, spikes, and shock strips.

For customized bird control service and sanitization treatments that fit your budget and suit your unique spaces, call us at (209) 832-7300.

Puffy and itchy eyes
Runny nose
Nasal congestion
Sneezing
Sore throat
Sinus pressure
Allergic shiners
Itchy mouth
Stuffy nose and throat
Prolonged coughing
Occasional fever and chills

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Inhaling – dried bird droppings can trigger airborne diseases when dispersed in the air you inhale
Eating and Drinking – consuming any food product or drinking water that is contaminated with fungi, virus or bacteria spread by birds can cause allergies
Direct Contact–Those having birds as pets are the most at risk of developing allergies
Insect Bites– when insects bite an infected or diseased bird, they become carriers of bacterial, fungal and viral infections that are then transferred to humans through insect bites

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Chris Pederson says:

December 21, 2020 at 6:21 pm

I had no idea that feathers and bird nests can cause allergies like asthma and rhinitis. I wouldn't want my kid to find a bird and accidentally get allergies from it. I'll look into getting them treated for allergies while they are still young.