19-04-2017 06:39 via ktva.com

Spring allergies make a come back in South Central

If Alaska’s weather didn’t have you sniffling and sneezing this winter, spring allergies could soon be making you miserable. Doctors at the Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Center of Alaska say sensitive groups of people are already experiencing increased symptoms.
Mold spores tend to spike in early spring and will likely stick around for the next three to six weeks, according to allergist Dr. Jeffrey Demain.
The effects from tree pollen such as willows, alders, and birch are not
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