Spring is can be a miserable time for many allergy sufferers. The last thing people with allergies and asthma want to hear is that a pollen "superburst" is on the way but that is just what ABC News is reporting.
Experts say Americans are in for a pollen "superburst" that could wallop much of the country in the next couple of weeks and spell misery for an estimated 40 million allergy sufferers.
Roger Emert, an allergy specialist at the New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center, shared his tips for combating watery eyes and the sniffles on "Good Morning America."
The ABC News article suggests tips like take allergy medications earlier; turn on the air conditioner; keep the windows closed and try nonsedating antihistamines or nasal sprays.
