‌Cedar fever, also called allergic rhinitis, isn’t exactly what it sounds like. It usually doesn't involve a fever. It's not the flu or a virus — it’s an extreme allergy. Cedar fever is ...

Evergreen juniper, cedar, cypress, and sequoia trees are also likely to cause allergy symptoms. ... There are two ways to test for a pollen allergy: a blood test and a skin prick test.

In some cases, cedar fever refers to a low grade fever that may occur as a symptom of mountain cedar allergy. Others use the term to describe the action of the trees releasing clouds of pollen.

But why is cedar fever so bothersome compared to allergies? The instigator is the high number of allergens in the air. Cedar pollen counts can be 10,000 to 12,000 grains per cubic meteron a bad day.

What makes cedar fever so difficult compared with other allergies is the number of allergens in the air. Cedar pollen counts can be in the 10,000 to 12,000 grains per cubic meter range on a bad day.

What makes cedar fever so difficult compared with other allergies is the number of allergens in the air. Cedar pollen counts can be in the 10,000 to 12,000 grains per cubic meter range on a bad day.

Ramsay’s allergy to water on her skin does not cause any issues when drinking it. Tony Kershaw / SWNS. She said: “So far, nobody has been on that injection for life.

The pollen allergy typically rears its ugly head beginning in December and lasting through January. Austin already has seen some cedar pollen counts in November and early December, but nothing ...

With allergies, the skin, ears and throat become itchy and drainage is watery and clear. However, those that experience a sore throat and thick, discolored mucus, it's more likely it's due to a virus.

Ragweed and mountain cedar are causing high pollen counts, and thus, bad allergies across North Texas. Here's the latest forecast and ... runny nose and itchy skin. Some even experience "Cedar Fever." ...