Ah-choo! Allergy Season Is Here!
Yes, it’s that time — spring is in the air, and unfortunately, so are tree pollen and mold spores.
Beginning in March, hay fever, which is an allergy to pollen or mold, affects 30 to 60 million people in the U.S.
Trees cause allergies because they produce small pollen grains that are light and dry and can be carried far by the spring breeze. Similarly, mold releases spores that are also carried by the wind. They’re abundant in the air, and mold allergy sufferers experience the height of symptoms from spring through fall.
Rain washes allergens away, but thunderstorms don’t have the same...