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Allergy Season: Why do I have symptoms out of season?

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Dec 28, 2022 | Replies (34)
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@wiltslass

Why do you say you are out of season? I react to mushroom and tree spores, especially catkins, and the blighters are out a month early in the UK! I just suddenly started sneezing so had to go check. Dont assume hay fever is limited to the hay season. Lots of sites track allergens for longer than just the summer now, but sadly not during the winter, so those of us allergic to the winter flowers and plants just have to play it by ear 😫

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Wiltslass | @wiltslass | Dec 14, 2022

P.s. I had a reflexive sniff and nasal drip for decades until I started acupuncture for something unrelated. It helped massively

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fab44 | @fab44 | Dec 14, 2022

I am not out of season but the allergy season runs from mid July to the end of November from what I have read. I am perennial (year around allergies). I am not assuming anything about hay fever. I have discovered when there is snow on the ground my situation is much better.

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fab44 | @fab44 | Dec 19, 2022

Because it is December and snow is on the ground!
I don't assume hay fever is limited to a season. I have perennial allergy (all year long).

I did get relief for 2 days with the snow!

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