Allergy season is upon us. How long do we have to endure all this sneezing? "There isn't one single 'worst' time for everyone, as it really depends on what specific allergens trigger an individual ...

Certain trees found in the South, such as cedar, juniper, cypress, birch, cottonwood, and acacia, can also cause seasonal allergies during winter months. Common allergy triggers in the winter ...

In winter, juniper trees are capable of pollinating in cooler temperatures. Symptoms can persist for a few weeks to several months. How long you'll be dealing with your seasonal allergies depends ...

It's not the flu or a virus — it’s an extreme allergy. Cedar fever is common in areas with a lot of mountain cedar or juniper trees ... align with cedar pollen season, and you don’t have ...

And with the growing season getting longer, even an average year can still feel pretty miserable for a lot of people,” Little said. Common tree pollen triggers in the spring include juniper ...

signaling that spring allergy season has arrived in Marin. “The grass pollen already started up a couple of weeks ago, and the juniper pollen a couple months,” said Dr. Schuman Tam ...

the high level of tree pollen consisted of 86.1% cedar and juniper and 2.4% elm. Remember, allergy season has only just begun. It may just be tree pollen right now, but other allergens will soon ...

WASHINGTON — Well this may be something to sneeze at: a "pollen bomb" may impact the Northeast region of the U.S. this allergy season ... cypress and juniper family members with elm, maple ...

Late April and early May mark the peak of tree pollen season in New Hampshire. Maple, birch, and juniper are currently the dominant allergens, though nearly every tree species produces pollen.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — If your allergies ... and allergy season. So far, tree pollen is showing up as the problem with the ...