Seasonal Allergies
A seasonal allergy [3] is the product of interaction with something that is only present during a certain time of year that you are allergic to. The pollen season is a typical example. Sometimes, seasonal allergies are called hay fever or seasonal allergic rhinitis (although it has nothing to do with actual hay fever). Essentially, these three words mean the same thing and are also used interchangeably. Depending on the weather, the symptoms will vary from day to day. High humidity, for instance, can make mold grow easily, while when it’s warm and windy, pollution levels may increase.