11 unexpected spring allergy triggers

11 unexpected spring allergy triggers





Avoiding flowers and trees will only get you so far
during allergy season. Watch out for these surprising causes of allergy
flare-ups.
Stay away from pollen. Pop antihistamines. You know the drill. But if
you're one of the approximately 20% of people who suffer from hay fever
(also known as allergic rhinitis) in all of its stuffy, sneezing
infamy, fending off seasonal allergies might not be so straightforward.
To breathe easy this season, you'll also need to fight these 11
unexpected allergy triggers.

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