Spring Allergy Facts | Covenant Allergy and Asthma
As we approach Spring, airborne allergens such as pollen and mold will begin to cause sneezing and other symptoms for about 50 million Americans. Covenant Allergy and Asthma would like to share some facts with you about these spring allergies.
Does it ever seem to you that more people suffer from allergies than ever before? Pollen counts gradually increase every year, and can cause heightened symptoms in more people.
Spring allergy symptoms may occur outside of the spring months. In many parts of the country, spring allergies begin as early as February and can last through the early summer.
About 75-85% of asthma patients also have allergies. Spring allergies can bring on asthma symptoms and make it seem like you also have a case of spring asthma.
Did you know that you can develop seasonal allergies at any time or age? They can even go away for a period and then return years later.
One of the best things you can do to help alleviate your spring allergy symptoms is understand your triggers and how to avoid them. To do that, your best bet is to work with an allergist to discover the source of your symptoms and find relief.
Do you typically suffer from spring allergies? Now is an ideal time to to get to an allergist and get on top of your symptoms. At Covenant Allergy and Asthma, we are here to help you live a better life. Call our office or visit our website to learn more about our services to help you breathe better.