Feb. 24th, 2026
For many people, spring brings warmer weather, longer days, and allergy symptoms. Sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion, and fatigue can show up before the season is even in full swing. If spring allergies tend to catch you off guard each year, taking steps ahead of time can help reduce their impact. What Causes Spring Allergies? Spring allergies are most often triggered by pollen released from trees, grasses, and weeds. As plants begin to grow and bloom, pollen levels rise in the air. When you breathe it in, your immune system can mistake pollen as something harmful and respond by releasing chemicals that cause allergy symptoms. This reaction can affect your nose, eyes, throat, and even energy levels, which makes everyday activities feel more c…