New-Onset Seasonal Allergies in Adults

New-Onset Seasonal Allergies in Adults

(MedPage Today) -- New-onset seasonal allergies in adults can take some detective work to sort through potential lifestyle and environment triggers. "When we have that patient walk in the door and say, 'Look, I've been fine. And then up until...

Climate Matters: Earlier spring affects growing season and brings more bugs and allergies

Spring has sprung quickly as temperatures warmed double digits above average into early March but this swift change of seasons has its consequences. An earlier spring affects the growing season and brings more bugs and allergies as people head outdoors. The growing season doesn't typically begin in Central Missouri until mid-April, but the climate has changed in recent decades. In Columbia, the growing season has grown by 5 days on average in th…

Ways to fight of the pollen as allergy season begins

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Spring is in the air, in our lungs, and in our nasal cavities. Allergy season is very much here. 10 On Your Side spoke with Patient First doctor Trissana Emdadi about how to best cope with the onslaught of pollen. "Allergies are your body's response to something that really shouldn't bother you or be harmful for you, but it sees it as something foreign and so it produces all that extra mucus and congestion to try to help…

Experts Say the 2025 Spring Allergy Season Will Be the Longest in Years

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Allergy season is no fun when dealing with sniffling, sneezing, coughing, and watery eyes. Unfortunately, this dreaded period is getting longer throughout the United States because of climate change, according to Climate Central’s report, Seasonal Allergies: Pollen and Mold, which reviews weather and climate trends impacting pollen se…

Pollen allergy is higher due to pollution and global warming. Dr. Marine Lelot, an allergist at Ghef, gives advice on symptoms.