Weeds begin pollinating in late August to mid-October: Ragweed Burning bush Cocklebur Lambs quarters Pigweed Sage brush Mugwort Russian thistle Environmental allergens that can trigger hay fever: Dust mites and cockroach droppings Pet dander Spores from indoor and outdoor fungi and molds Symptoms also may be triggered by common irritants such as: Cigarette smoke Strong odors, such as perfume, or hair spray and fumes Cleaning solutions, pool chlorine, car exhaust and other air pollutants (i.e., ozone) Air fresheners Problems that may go along with hay fever include: Hay fever can create many complications to those throughout allergy season, which is why we recommend coming in to see an allergist and getting your allergies treated
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