"People think they're doing everything they can to battle spring allergies," says allergist Bradley Chipps, MD, president of the American
College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI). "But many still nd themselves under siege from pollen and other allergens that
appear once the weather starts to warm up. What they don't realize is that by following a few simple rules they can make life a lot more
pleasant, and their allergies more bearable."
As you start your spring allergy planning, keep these ve tips from ACAAI in mind. Use them and your spring will be lled with owers and
breezes, not coughing and sneezes.
1. It may not only be allergies. In some cases the symptoms you are experiencing may not be caused by allergies alone but by another
complication such as asthma. Research shows two-thirds of people with asthma also suffer from aller