Seasonal Allergies Worse At Night
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, which means more pollen--and more allergies--than usual. Experts say the Southeast is particularly hard hit with oak pollen.
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