Fall Allergies

Summer and spring cause allergies due to pollen from plants and vegetables trying to grow. Ragweed is one thing you have to worry about during the fall even though it might not grow in your area because it can travel through the wind. As a result of the wind, Ragweed can travel up too 100 miles of its location which can cause you to still be sneezing.

Summer and spring cause allergies due to pollen from plants and vegetables trying to grow. Ragweed is one thing you have to worry about during the fall even though it might not grow in your area because it can travel through the wind. As a result of the wind, Ragweed can travel up too 100 miles of its location which can cause you to still be sneezing.

Sneezing, sniffling and watery eyes...people often associate allergies with spring and summer, when the pollen count is way up, but there are actually many common allergies during this fall season that can be just as irritating.