Spring allergies are worsening nationwide, with doctors advising on medications and preventive measures.

Spring allergies have intensified across various regions, causing symptoms like itchy eyes, congestion, and sneezing. Doctors recommend over-the-counter medications tailored to symptom severity and time of day, with non-sedating options for daytime relief. Climate change may extend allergy seasons, starting earlier and lasting longer, particularly due to higher pollen counts. For effective management, using nasal sprays, rinses, and avoiding outdoor activities during high pollen counts is advised.