Category: Seasonal Allergy News

According to dailyRx, a leading provider of health news and medical information, they studied 1,381 individuals with COPD and found that those who had been diagnosed with allergies were more likely to exhibit symptoms of wheezing, chronic coughing and a buildup of phlegm. Read More »

Many individuals travel frequently for work or other reasons, and for those who suffer from seasonal allergies, moving around to different climates can take a toll on their health if they aren’t prepared. Read More »

As allergy season begins to get underway in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, symptoms are expected to be notably strong. Read More »

In addition to seeing an allergy specialist and taking any medications that are prescribed to you, there are steps you can take to ensure that your home is a place of comfort, where you can take refuge from the pollen circulating in the outdoor air. Read More »

Allergy specialist Dr. Richard Rosenthal told the source that he recommends consuming foods high in quercetin, an antioxidant flavonoid known for its anti-inflammatory effects that has been shown to help ease pollen allergies. Read More »

On May 1, Ed Curran, a meteorologist for CBS Chicago, reported that the tree pollen count in the area is particularly elevated. Read More »

Rain can reduce the impact of pollen by washing out these particles and causing flower heads to become wet, which slows down their ability to disperse the allergen. Read More »

Rather than letting your pollen allergy control you and prevent you from enjoying the beautiful outdoors, there are certain steps you can take that make it possible to co-exist with this irritating allergen. Read More »

Notably warm and dry weather has set the spring allergy season into motion sooner than usual, reports the San Jose Mercury News, and there are theories that climate change has also contributed to the length and severity. Read More »