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It seems to go everywhere and will cling to everything. But pollen is unavoidable. Just remember it is a necessary part of plant life.

Medically reviewed by Corinne Savides Happel, MD Seasonal allergies happen when your body's immune system overreacts to ordinarily harmless things in the environment, like pollen. This overreaction ...

Spring pollen can be a pain for allergy sufferers. ... 9 easy ways to de-pollinate your life Amy Capetta, upwave.com. 4 minute read Updated 10:18 AM EDT, Thu May 15, 2014 ...

When pollen counts are high, even people who don’t usually get triggered by pollen may experience symptoms. If you’re thinking pollen has been especially bountiful this year, you’re right ...

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Spring has arrived, and with it—seasonal allergies. Here are products you need to enjoy the season with clear sinuses and dry eyes.

Right now, tree pollen is the biggest trigger. While local trees may not be fully in bloom, pollen from southern New England and the Mid-Atlantic is making its way north, carried by the wind.

Pollen counts reach the 'extremely high' range 12 to 13 days per pollen season, on average. However, some years can be much higher or lower than that. Pollen count records go as high as 9,369, set ...