Texas Allergy Season

Here’s how the seasons compare:

Winter Allergies

Winter tends to be a challenging allergy season for many. Cedar trees  release their pollen in the winter, leading to “cedar fever” for many people. In addition, the allergy and asthma in San Antonio people experienced during this time were quite intense.

Spring Allergies

Many trees release pollen in the spring In San Antonio. Culprits include Oak, Elm, Ash, Cottonwood, and Pecan tree allergens. If you experience allergy symptoms in the spring, many San Antonio residents recommend an allergy and asthma clinic.

Summer Allergies

Of summer’s many gifts, grass allergies are not. Grasses like  Orchard  and Bermuda may cause seasonal allergies and require a doctor's visit for diagnosis or treatment. If you’re sneezing uncontrollably or develop unusual symptoms during the summer, it’s a good idea to check for allergies.

Fall Allergies

Fall is the worst season for allergies, and an asthma and allergy clinic may be your saving grace. Ragweed is prolific during this time and can spread its pollen like wildfire. 

If you suffer from allergies, don’t just deal with it. Our allergy and immunology specialist can examine you and help you get back to normal.