Numerous folks consider allergy season to be the spring and autumn periods and feel that they do not experience as many symptoms during the summer months. Additionally, while the majority of people are shivering from the cold in the winter, allergy sufferers are breathing a sigh of relief. Unfortunately, numerous folks suffer from summer allergies or what translates to summertime congestion and respiratory difficulties.

During much of the year, plants produce pollen. Mold knows no season and may occur anytime. Plants release pollen in order to fertilize other plants. Not all of those particles reach their intended targets. Some enter the airways of people. The same goes for mold, which can find its way into the nose or mouth through many routes. Pollen and mold allergies need to be treated separately since what reduces one will effectively increase the other.