Changing seasons may tickle your senses — not just figuratively, but literally. For people with allergies, fresh air and a stunning view don’t seem that poetic if you’re too busy sneezing. As hay fever season rears its bothersome head, how can you prepare to deal with it as painlessly as possible?
Thankfully, there are simple measures to prevent and deal with allergy symptoms as the weather transitions. Hay fever, which affects millions of people each year, typically presents itself during warmer seasons like spring, summer, and early fall. On top of the time of year, pollen count also impacts allergy sufferers’ symptoms, which include itchy eyes, a runny nose, nasal congestion, and sneezing. Knowing the source of your allergy trouble, down to the type of pollen that triggers your symptoms, makes preparation and management easier. Learn more about hay fever with this detailed graphic so you can fully enjoy what the changing seasons bring.
