When you think of allergies, you probably think of the pollen that leads to hay fever. While pollen is one of the most common allergens, it’s far from the only one. After spring and summer have passed, indoor allergens become a major cause of allergy symptoms in people throughout the country. Indoor allergens can be […]
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Allergy Season Is Wrapping Up, But Indoor Allergies Take Up the Bat
We’re reaching the finish line for the summer and fall allergy seasons. While outdoor allergens may be easing up for the coming months, indoor allergens will soon be making an impact. Indoor allergens can cause symptoms throughout the fall and winter, causing discomfort for people across the country. Indoor allergens can be a nuisance. You […]
Prepare Now to Fight Common Indoor Allergies this Winter
While most people think of spring and summer as the main allergy seasons, many allergens are also present during the winter, especially in Florida. In the colder winter weather, heaters can spread allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and cockroach debris, leading to indoor winter allergies. So in the winter, homes may circulate allergens more […]
Does the Coming Fall Mean Fewer Allergies?
Spring and summer are the main allergy seasons, especially February through May in Tampa, Florida. Some people experience their worst allergy symptoms at these times of the year. So with fall coming up, are fewer allergy symptoms to be expected? The answer to this question is differs based on what each person is allergic to, […]
Is Allergic Rhinitis the Same as Hay Fever?
Many Americans suffer from hay fever every single year. This common condition can cause multiple allergy symptoms, mainly involving the eyes, nose, and throat. If you suffer from hay fever, you’re certainly not alone! The term allergic rhinitis is often bounced around with hay fever, but are these terms one and the same? Let’s find […]
