Step 03 of 07 · Seven-Step Care Pathway
Environmental Control & Lifestyle Changes
Reducing exposure can be an important part of allergy management.
- Once relevant triggers have been identified, we help you understand where and how exposure occurs — at home, at work, outdoors and in your everyday environment.
- Practical measures may include strategies for dust mites, mould, pets, pollen, occupational exposures, irritants and other relevant allergens.
- For patients with allergic skin disease, attention to skin-barrier care, bathing practices, moisturisation and irritant avoidance may also be important.
Trigger → Exposure → Action
Dust mites
ExposureBedroom exposure
ActionBedding/environmental measures
Pet allergens
ExposureHome exposure
ActionExposure reduction
Pollen
ExposureOutdoor exposure
ActionTiming/environmental precautions
Mould
ExposureDamp environments
ActionMoisture control
Skin irritants
ExposureSkin exposure
ActionBarrier protection
Small changes in your environment can make a meaningful difference to daily symptom control.
Over 25 Years of Specialist Allergy Experience