Analysis Of The Yellow Of Spring By Teresita Trujillo

The Yellow of Spring (not just pollen) by Teresita Trujillo Beautiful green pastures filled with early-bloomed dandelions and the first blooming of dogwood trees. Spring is such a fulfilling season, the cold of the winter is fading and the warmth that spring brings is beginning. Truly everything should be wonderful, but oh, the yellow that lingers with this season. It comes in storms and settles like snow. Pollen. Britannica’s definition, is, “Pollen, a mass of microspores in a seed plant, usually appearing as a fine dust.” It spreads and settles and repeats. Its mode of transportation is by the wind. Well, what is the good in that? And you are right, it is not nice. With pollen comes seasonal allergies, and if you’re like me who suffers from this inevitable plague, here are some of my tips to
These symptoms are also that of a cold, which can be deceiving. At the start, I couldn’t tell if it was a cold or a seasonal allergy until it only occurred once the yellow started to settle every year. Once you’ve observed and identified these symptoms, next comes the pre-preparation. Even before pollen starts to take shape outside, I take allergy medicine. Before taking any, consult an adult, but I take Zyrtec. I prefer this medicine because it works for me. I’ve taken other allergy medicines like Claritin and Allegra, but neither seemed to work for me. So, find the one that suits your needs. Zyrtec primarily helps with sneezing and coughing symptoms. But besides these symptoms that come along with seasonal allergies, I also tend to get a nasal infection, which is what primarily causes a stuffy and runny nose. For this, I take any type of nasal spray. Reminder, I take these beforehand to prepare for the worst. So, prepare for the day. Another useful action to take, which should already be a daily occurrence, is to