AZ allergies
Spent Jan and Feb in Tucson and Mesa, first time going to AZ in the winter. Late Jan or early Feb my allergies went bonkers. Stayed that way till just the last week or so after being home in MA for a ...
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AZ Allergist calls it a 'crazy' allergy season
"Our allergy season usually starts in mid-February. But even the beginning of January we were already starting to see symptoms, it was unbelievable," said Dr. Duane Wong with Arizona Allergy Associates.
It's OK to blame the weather. A mild winter with the lack of freezing temperatures is the reason more Kleenex is selling this season
"Once it gets hot a few days in a row, then the pollen counts drop down. And even though it's hot, most people start to feel a lot better then," Wong said.
So stay inside during the peak hours, specifically, 5 p.m. through 10 a.m. the following morning is when pollen counts are highest.
Bring your antihistamines, eye drops and Kleenex
Ya'll come back now ya hear.......
"Our allergy season usually starts in mid-February. But even the beginning of January we were already starting to see symptoms, it was unbelievable," said Dr. Duane Wong with Arizona Allergy Associates.
It's OK to blame the weather. A mild winter with the lack of freezing temperatures is the reason more Kleenex is selling this season
"Once it gets hot a few days in a row, then the pollen counts drop down. And even though it's hot, most people start to feel a lot better then," Wong said.
So stay inside during the peak hours, specifically, 5 p.m. through 10 a.m. the following morning is when pollen counts are highest.
Bring your antihistamines, eye drops and Kleenex
Ya'll come back now ya hear.......
