Fresh air, pumpkins, crisp apples and raking leaves. While autumn may be beautiful, many of us cringe at the thought of jumping into a pile of leaves, picturing sneezing, wheezing and puffy eyes. Ever wonder what's in the air that is preventing you from enjoying the season? Read on below.
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Fall Allergens
Ragweed (pictured) and other weeds begin pollinating in August and generally continue to be in the air until the first hard frost. Mold spores are also very prevalent. Exposures occur daily, even when simply walking outdoors.
To learn more about your fall allergy and how to minimize exposures, treat symptoms and enjoy this colorful season, click here |
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What's New at GRA 
Sublingual Immunotherapy, or "Allergy drops" is an oral form of immunotherapy given at home. Allergy drops are a non-injection alternative awaiting FDA approval. To learn more, click here |
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In the News
 Researchers continue to look at the molecular level for a cure for allergies. Exciting advancements are being made. With continued research, new treatment options will become available, and hopefully a cure, or vaccine for allergy prevention, will develop.
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