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Although the cooler weather is always a welcome feeling during fall in Louisiana, so with it comes the dreaded “allergy” season. There are many culprits for autumn allergies. In LA, we have plenty of plants like pigweed, ragweed, sheep sorrel and other trees and grasses which release pollen during the fall. Especially after a particularly balmy, hot, humid summer, these conditions make it ripe for allergy-rich weeds to grow freely and plentifully.
Some people call the fall allergy season “hay fever”, which is a traditional phrase that stems from the farming days of long ago, although they have little bearing on today’s allergies. Hay is not predominately a cause for allergies, but the same itching, watering eyes and sniffy nose that one gets from a hay field can be likened to the term.
Although you can’t avoid autumn or move away from the state simply because of a minor nuisance of the symptoms, you can heed these 5 tips to ease fall allergies in Louisiana:
Although it may be unavoidable, some Louisiana residents may find release from the annoying symptoms of allergies that pop up in during the autumn months; by following these 5 Tips to Ease Fall Allergies in Louisiana.