When taking road trips this summer you may travel to areas of the country with weed and grass pollen that may make allergy symptoms – like sneezing, runny nose and itchy and watery eyes – flare. It’s important to know what you can do to prepare should these symptoms arise, and that many allergy medications can cause drowsiness.
When traveling by car, you also need to keep in mind that their cars are extensions of your home. Allergens like dust mites, indoor mold spores, pollen and other substances can be lurking in the carpeting, upholstery and ventilation systems of cars. Learn how to control your summer allergy symptoms with simple prevention and treatment options.
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