Spring is coming to an end. For some people, that means some much-needed relief from their allergies. For others, relief may still seem a long way off, especially if their allergy symptoms persist year-round or become more severe during the summer. If you suffer from allergic rhinitis, hay fever, or allergies that tend to flare in the summer, you may feel apprehensive about the months to come. You should consider your situation from a preventative standpoint. The longer it takes you to gain control over your summer allergies, the more difficult it can become to treat them.
