How Allergies Differ in the South
If you have lived elsewhere in the U.S. but moved to the South and suddenly started experiencing allergies, you’re not alone. Many people report developing or new or worse allergies after moving to the South. Why Are Allergies Worse in the South? The South has longer allergy seasons, meaning people who live there are exposed…
How Seasonal Allergies Affect Your Skin
You can blame allergies for a lot of things, like itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing, wheezing and scratchy throat, to name a few. Skin problems are another complaint you may be able to add to the list. Below is an overview of how allergies affect skin, how allergy-related skin problems can be prevented and the…
Allergy Season Is Starting Earlier & Lasting Longer
Statistics show that in Georgia, as well as many other places around the world, pollen counts are beginning and peaking much earlier than previously documented years. Experts say this is likely due to climate change. About the Data Last spring, geologist and paleontologist Steven Holland of the University of Georgia tweeted a chart (shown below)…
When Winter Is Mild, Start Your Allergy Routine Early
Ready or not, allergy season is here. Many report that their allergy symptoms have come on earlier this year, which is due in part to weather throughout the rest of the year. Climbing temperatures across the globe have led to a milder winter for many, which can have a surprising effect on your allergies. How…
