Pollen and Mold Allergies

Learn about the different symptoms that grass allergy can cause.

Pollen counts are readily available in most areas, which predict or measure the amount of pollen present in the air. Learn about the different ways that people use pollen counts to alter their daily activities, such as staying indoors, keeping their windows closed, or even taking an antihistamine before venturing outdoors.

How to avoid pollen if you suffer from a pollen allergy.

Learn what pollen is, how it causes allergies, and ways to determine if you're allergic to pollen.

Learn how pollen counts are obtained, and what they mean for your allergies.

Learn some helpful tips on how people are dealing with their seasonal allergies.

Think you might have pollen allergies? Hay fever is the classic form of seasonal allergies, occurring in response to various plant pollens in the air. Find out which types of plants cause allergies during different times of the year, and how you might be able to avoid exposure to these pollens.

Find out what types of trees cause cedar fever, and when you might experience these symptoms.

Mold spores, like pollen, are a common cause of allergic disease. Learn the different types of diseases caused by mold exposure, the different types of molds that cause indoor and outdoor allergies, and find out how to decrease your exposure to molds.

Find out if mold allergy predisposes you to penicillin or food allergies.

Learn all about ragweed allergy.

Learn all about fall allergies, from weed pollen allergy (such as ragweed) and considerations for back to school for the allergic child, to food allergies on Halloween night.

Autumn brings to mind images of crisp weather, changing leaves, back to school and football games -- and for some people, fall allergy symptoms....