Fall Allergies Across the Map: What to Expect and How to Cope

As summer fades, fall allergies ramp up, driven mostly by ragweed and mold, though timing and triggers vary by region. Unlike spring’s tree and grass pollens, fall allergens often cause more asthma flare-ups, itchy skin, and lingering fatigue. With the right daily strategies—from checking pollen counts to using nasal sprays—you can ease symptoms and still enjoy the season outdoors.

allergy & immunologyAtoosa KouroshSeptember 4, 2025fall allergies