By Julie Sillar
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February 27, 2026
You step outside on a warm spring morning, and within minutes, your eyes start to water, your nose won't stop running, and a wave of sneezing hits before you even make it to your car. If you live in Texas, there's a good chance oak pollen is the culprit. Oak tree pollen allergies are one of the most widespread seasonal triggers in the region, and for many allergy sufferers, spring brings a reliable wave of misery. Every spring, thousands of Texans find themselves battling congestion, itchy eyes, sinus pressure, and fatigue, all thanks to the fine, powdery pollen that oak trees release in enormous quantities. For many, these symptoms return year after year, disrupting work, sleep, and daily life. In this blog, you'll learn what causes oak pollen allergies, how to recognize the symptoms, when oak allergy season peaks, and the best ways to manage it. You'll also see how our team at Premier Allergy of Texas can help you find lasting relief and take back your spring. Find Relief Before the Next Pollen Spike Hits [ Consult with Our Allergy Specialists ]