Does the smell cause allergies, and what is the reason for being particularly sensitive to odors?

Probably not! I know people have never heard of flowers and food smelling!

From strict clinical judgment, it cannot be classified as allergies. From the body's reaction, it should belong to the stress response! After explaining that your body is uncomfortable with these smells, it automatically takes defensive measures: runny nose, sneezing, tearing, nausea.

It can also be psychological, you feel disgusted, disgusted by the smell, and then cause the body to react with all kinds of discomfort!

In this case, it is advisable to divert your attention and stay away from the source of the smell!

Hehe, as soon as I smell the fragrance of "flower tea", I feel that my face is swollen and I want to vomit.

Be able to understand your feelings, this is a very common stress response in the crowd, but it manifests itself in different forms!

Don't take drugs indiscriminately, privately**!

It's just that the sense of smell is particularly sensitive to some fragrances, and it's not a pathology, and it's not a respiratory problem. Just like some people are very disgusted by some tastes, it is a normal phenomenon, so there is no need to worry. You can also try to exercise yourself slowly, and you will get used to it a little, after all, you are too sensitive to cigarettes and perfumes

Such cases tend to have poor respiratory immunity, especially if you have had respiratory symptoms.

It can be used to regulate immunity**, for example, it can be recuperated with thymus peptides.

Possibly, it is.

The trachea is fragile!

Indicates that the nose is more sensitive than the average person. People who are particularly sensitive to smells also have a more sensitive sense of smell. Because the olfactory cells in the olfactory mucosa are real olfactory receptors, there are many coarse and dense villi on the surface of the olfactory cells, which expands the surface area of the cells and increases the contact area with odorous substances.

The odor substance reaches the olfactory mucosa with the inhaled air, which excites the olfactory cells and transmits them along the olfactory nerve densely packed in the mucosa to the olfactory brain, the olfactory nerve center, thus producing the sense of smell. Therefore, people with more olfactory cells are more sensitive to smells.

So what are the chemical odors that can easily trigger allergies? 1.Chemical odors such as formaldehyde and benzene in paints, decorative materials and synthetic boards (paint smells, thinners, large core boards, glues (including glue in coatings), volatile gases and odors in new furniture and new cars) 2

84 Disinfectant (kindergarten and swimming pool), air fresheners, various insecticides (especially spray insecticides) and toilet cleaners (Toilet Cleaner), camphor odor, volatile odor of various glues or adhesives. 3.Perfumes, toilet water, cosmetic smells, hairspray, hair dye, mousse, nail polish remover, wind oil essence, essential oils, etc.

4.The smell of snow correction fluid, new plastic toys, plasticine and other odors that children are often exposed to by the air. 5.

The smell of plastic shoes and leather products in supermarkets. 6.All kinds of smoke (including mosquito coil smoke, soot, oil smoke and plastic smoke, rosin smoke in factories, etc.), sulfur dioxide from coal gas or natural gas combustion, automobile exhaust gas, etc.

7.Chemical odors in chemical plants, leather and oil mills, fertilizer factories and paper mills are polluted by chemical odors in combustion cavities and workshops in shoe factories and tanneries.