Warmer winter temperatures bring out allergy symptoms

Many Ohioans have warmly welcomed the mild winter weather, but so far the season hasn't offered the reprieve that some allergy sufferers count on. The ground has not frozen as often it does during most winters, and that has meant more complaints about ground mold allergies. Likewise, the dry air that typically suppresses mold growth during the winter months often been absent at times this season. Dr. Grace Ryu, a board-certified allergy and asthma specialist with Midwest Allergy, estimates that