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Spring brings runny noses and itchy eyes. How to prepare for allergies

Allergies are triggered by environmental sensitivities to pollen, mold, and dust, according to Camy Campisano of Norton Healthcare.
The American Lung Association reports that over 50 million Americans suffer from spring allergies.
AccuWeather predicts that 39 states will see pollen counts exceed historical averages, impacting allergy sufferers in 2025.
AccuWeather meteorologist Brett Anderson noted that many allergy sufferers have experienced worsened symptoms over the past decade due to longer and more intense allergy seasons.

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Newsweek

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Maps show states facing "intense" allergy season

"Millions of people living with seasonal allergies will be struggling with more intense symptoms that will likely stick around longer this year," per an expert.

12 days ago·United States

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Wales Online

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'Very high' Met Office hay fever warnings issued as spring begins

Experts have urged people with allergies to take care as tree pollen levels have been high due to the above-average temperatures the UK has seen recently

12 days ago·Wales, United Kingdom

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The Independent

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Pollen forecast to reach higher than average levels for nearly 40 states this year

Climate change is making America’s frustrating allergy season earlier and longer

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Lake Charles American Press

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Pollen forecast to reach levels higher than the historical average - American Press

Special to the American Press AccuWeather expert meteorologists are urging people living with seasonal allergies to prepare for an intense allergy season that could last longer into the fall months. Pollen counts are forecast to spike at levels higher than the historical average at times across parts of 39 states. “About 1 out of every 4 adults and nearly 1 in 5 children have been diagnosed with seasonal allergies in America. Millions of people …

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Northern Virginia Magazine

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Seasonal Allergies in NoVA? Take Action Early to Get Ahead of Symptoms

Warm weather is on its way, and along with that comes seasonal allergies. While peak allergy season in Northern Virginia is usually mid-April to late May, many have already begun experiencing symptoms such as headaches, cough, congestion, sneezing, and itchy, watery eyes. “Seasonal allergies started a few weeks ago when the warmer weather came in,” says Stephanie Schutter, a nurse practitioner with Sentara Family & Internal Medicine Physicians i…

14 days ago

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DNyuz

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Yes, Adults Can Develop Seasonal Allergies

After decades of never experiencing seasonal allergies, you suddenly find yourself sneezing and sniffling along with the tens of millions of Americans who suffer from them. What happened? “People tend to think of allergies as a childhood thing” and not something they can get later in life, said Dr. Tolly Epstein, an adjunct assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine who researches allergies and immunology. But “it’s …

14 days ago

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