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Experts say this years allergy season will be worse due to mild winter
April 12, 2024 - WILX
Originally published April 5, 2024 on WILX.com
The spring green-up is here and with it comes allergy season.
Dr. Denise Hershey a family nurse practitioner with MSU Health Care says the lack of cold and increase of precipitation will make the common cause of allergies even worse.
Dr. Hershey said, " When we have a warmer winter and a more moisture winter we will have an increase in mold and you will also have an increase in pollens.”
Dr. Hershey said she sees patients every day with allergy-related issues and one of the biggest misconceptions she finds is that people think you are born with certain allergies.