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Calluna
What is Calluna and where is it found?
Calluna, commonly known as heather, is a small shrub found in heathland and moorland areas, particularly in Europe. It’s used in gardens for its attractive flowers and can be found in various landscaping and horticultural products. Heather may also be used in herbal remedies and as a decorative element in floral arrangements.
Why do I have an inflammatory reaction to Calluna?
Inflammatory reactions to Calluna could be due to sensitivities to plant pollen or compounds found in heather. Contact with the plant or inhalation of its pollen might trigger skin irritation or respiratory issues.
What can I do about it?
Avoid direct contact with heather and reduce exposure to its pollen by keeping windows closed during high pollen seasons. Use air purifiers to reduce indoor allergens.