As the U.S. inches closer to the start of spring and this year’s allergy season, forecasters are warning that pollen counts are expected to be higher than the historical average across 39 states.
That could spell trouble for the 25.7 percent of adults and 18.9 percent of children who suffer from a seasonal allergy. High pollen counts can lead to runny noses, itchy eyes, and uncomfortable sinus pressure.
