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ALLERGIES


Rounds of rain to bring relief from heat, high pollen levels

Most of the area picks up an inch or more of rain between Monday and Tuesday

Is it COVID, or is it allergies?

Spring is in the air and so are pollen particles that make your eyes itch and nose run.

Ah-choo! Warming trend leads to longer pollen season in Southwest, Central Virginia

Tree pollen continues to be more than a nuisance in the spring months

Temperatures spring forward toward April-like warmth Wednesday

High temperatures reach the 60s and 70s multiple days in less than a week

New technology makes treating allergies, ear infections easier

If you’re wondering why you’re still suffering from allergies heading into the summer, Roanoke Valley ENT and Allergy has a couple of reasons why.

Pollen is in the air — get ready for allergies

Dr. Aneysa Sane of Carilion Clinic said tree pollen is only at a moderate level in the Roanoke area but people who are more sensitive to pollen are already dealing with symptoms. At first, symptoms could get mixed up with coronavirus symptoms because both may cause congestion but Dr. Sane said it’s unusual for allergies to spark a loss of smell. It’s one thing to have allergies in your nose and eyes but Dr. If you want to check the pollen levels where you live, click here for a national allergy map.

Does your heart actually stop when you sneeze?

Have you ever heard someone say that your heart stops for a moment every time you sneeze?

Have allergies, but don’t want to go to the doctor in COVID-19 pandemic? These self-care methods might help

With sinus and allergy season in full swing, the coronavirus pandemic is causing more hesitation for allergy sufferers who would normally go to a doctor or hospital for treatment. “Sinus and allergy season is here,” Beven said. Some foods to consumeAntioxidants help shield cells from oxidative stress. Bioflavonoids enhance the action of Vitamin C and supports blood circulation, which can aid in fighting allergies, viruses or arthritis. These help keep the gut healthy, which is important since 80% of immunity resides in the gut.

Allergies getting a head start following warmer than usual winter

As a result, we’ve noticed a lot of things blooming sooner than usual in our area. Pollen levels are higher than you’d expect in early March, with maple, juniper and ash being the main culprits. A map from the National Phenology Network shows just how early spring leaves are blooming across our area. For instance, Roanoke has seen 102 nights in which the temperature has stayed above freezing since the beginning of October. Regardless, it may be time (already) to start packing the allergy medicine with you before you head out the door each day.

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Why your allergies get worse each year

There has been an increase in pollen levels each year, making spring allergies an even bigger problem for millions of Americans. CBS News medical contributor Dr. Holly Phillips discusses why that happens, and how you can treat annoying allergies.

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