Many allergy sufferers have experienced an early start to their 2012 outdoor allergy symptoms. The unusually warm and shortened winter ushered in a wave of late winter pollen and mold. Although spring officially started March 20th this year, allergy symptoms from outdoor triggers began several weeks prior to this date. What does this mean for the rest of the year?
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People with seasonal allergies often forget about their plight over the winter months. Before they can fully enjoy the spring and summer... Read more »
In many parts of the US, spring has arrived... blooming flowers and trees, greening grass, warmer weather, and balmy breezes. It's all... Read more »
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Experts say this spring could see the worse allergy season in years. A long, cold winter means that trees and flowers are blooming at the same time,... Read more »
Most people can hardly wait for the arrival of spring, following the cough, cold and flu season, cold weather and being cooped up indoors from the... Read more »
A long, wet winter could be making early spring particularly sneezy for seasonal allergy sufferers. In this article from CBS, Dr. Jennifer Ashton... Read more »
Spring is a much-anticipated time of year--particularly for those tired of a long winter. But for the millions of allergy sufferers, having the... Read more »
Source: HealthCentral Encyclopedia
Allergies are abnormal reactions to ordinarily harmless substances. The sensitizing substances, called allergens, may be inhaled, swallowed, or come... Read more »
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