Spring can be a difficult time for asthmatics, especially those of us with outdoor allergies. When the trees start pollinating, you can expect allergic asthmatics to start suffering from itchy and watery eyes, nasal congestion, runny nose, scratchy throat, and wheezes.
It was a wonderful treat this year when summer decided to show up on March 21. Yet the downside was the onset of early allergy symptoms.
CBSChicago's story, "Dangerously High Tree Pollen Makes for Miserable...
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