The allergic season is here, and a new study shows that sneezing and snifts start early and last long.
“I think we should know that the situation can be really intense for eight weeks next eight weeks:
According to the Center for Disease Control, 65 million Americans suffer. Research shows that climate change is worsening.
“We have a strong moisture from storms and eyes, followed by a record -level heat and higher carbon dioxide levels, and they actually become stronger plants and release more pollen.”
She said that all levels are rising every year, regardless of the type of pollen affecting you.
“Early spring will be a wooden pollen season, and it will continue in the grass and summer. You live where you live, sometimes mold, sometimes humidity, and late summer is ragweed. So it’s a big thing that is affected by climate change.”
Be careful if you are planning to travel with Wichita, New Orleans or Oklahoma City. According to the 2025 AAFA report, the worst allergies are. In twin cities, we are doing much better at 90.
Ogden said, “It would be better not to be on the list after the day.” “The point of this kind of list is to prepare for what they can do to ease the symptoms of the season when they get worse and worsen.”
Ogden said that one of the best ways to prepare is to see an allergic specialist. They can find out exactly that you have allergies Treatment plan Only for you.
She also says consistency is key. Antihistamines immediately begin to protect you, but some drugs, such as cos spray, can take up to two weeks to fully protect you.
Adam Delo
