Doctor gives tips on how to get the spring allergy season ahead

Sneezing, itchy nose and blocking. The season for these annoying spring allergies. And today I talked to a local expert for ears, nose and neck about how you can put allergies in front of them before taking over. If you have already used up your entire Kleenex before the beautiful spring flowers bloom, you don't have to tell you. The spring allergy is nearby. The allergy season is basically ahead of us. Seems to come earlier and earlier every year. UC professor and director of radiology, allergy and interiors, doctor of skull base surgery, Ahmad, says we feel it especially in moderate climate zones like in the Ohio River Valley due to pollen. The sneezes, the itchy nose, itchy eyes, blocking, which runs the nose a lot at this time of year. If you are not yet suffering from seasonal allergies, says Doctor, don't be surprised if you will develop allergies later in life later. The biggest risk factor for the development of allergies is exposed to allergens. So if you are exposed to this allergens and I promise you to be exposed to these allergens and live where you live, at some point there is a possibility that your immune system will recognize and react against you, and you will develop allergies. But for those who deal with seasonal allergies, Doctor says that they don't have to suffer. Rolling up the windows keeps the windows closed at home to prevent the pollen from getting in when we are outdoors. The pollen sticks to our clothes and then we go into the house. So if you take off the clothes you wear outdoors, you can take them off as soon as you come home, that can certainly help. Well, Doctor says it is important to use your allergy medication because you work. He also says that air cleaners can