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Seasonal allergies (also called hay fever or allergic rhinitis) are usually triggered by pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds. They tend to flare up in the spring, summer, or fall.
Year-round (perennial) allergies, on the other hand, can strike any time of the year. Common triggers include:
🐶 Pet dander
🕸️ Dust mites
🍄 Mold spores
🕯️ Indoor irritants like fragrances or cleaning sprays
If you notice symptoms even in the middle of winter—or inside your home—your allergies might not be as “seasonal” as you thought.
Winter doesn’t mean your allergies are gone. When windows stay closed and heating systems run constantly, indoor allergens can build up. Dust, mold, and pet hair circulate in the air, keeping your immune system on high alert.
You might also be reacting to hidden irritants like scented candles, fabric softeners, or air fresheners—common triggers that mimic allergy symptoms.
Over time, untreated allergies can cause ongoing inflammation in your nose, sinuses, and airways. This can lead to:
Frequent sinus infections
Nasal congestion that never fully clears
Postnasal drip and chronic cough
Worsening asthma symptoms
That’s why getting evaluated by an allergist is so important. What seems like a simple seasonal issue might actually be a chronic allergic condition that needs year-round management.
An allergist can help identify your exact triggers through allergy testing and create a personalized plan that might include:
Allergen avoidance tips specific to your environment
Prescription-strength treatments or nasal sprays
Allergy immunotherapy (allergy shots or drops) to desensitize your immune system long-term
With the right care, you can finally stop guessing and start feeling better—no matter the season.
If you’re saying “my allergies are worse than usual” or “they never really go away,” you’re not alone. Allergies can evolve over time, and what started as a spring-only issue can turn into year-round sensitivity.
At PURE Allergy & Asthma, we help patients uncover what’s really causing their symptoms and create personalized treatment plans to get lasting relief.
📞 Call us today at (267) 396-7873 to schedule your allergy evaluation and take control of your symptoms—for every season.