Tree pollen is usually scheduled to peak in early April and grass pollen should not even start until early May. Yet both are already showing readings of "Very High" on The Weather Channel. This year is proving to be the worst allergy season so far. Experts are blaming high pollen counts and increased mold sores on the mild winter and early spring.
Dr. Jennifer Carter says, "We are seeing people much earlier this year and with much worse symptoms. So far, this allergy season is gearing up to be a tough one, but we are ready."
Watering, burning, and itching sensations may be allergy related but it is difficult to know if the condition is actually an infection. A diagnosis should be made before any treatment begins.
With the new developments in medicine there is no reason to live with itchy eyes. There are several different prescription drops available to fight ocular allergies.
If you think you may have eye allergies, visit our web-site to request an appointment.
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