WEST MICHIGAN — As temperatures begin to drop and green leaves turn orange, Fall is coming for Michigan, and so are the allergies. 1 in 3 U.S. adults and 1 in 4 children suffer from seasonal allergies, eczema or food allergies. Fall allergy season usually happens between Labor Day and can last until the first snowfall.
FOX 17 sits down with Dr. David Rzeszutko with Priority Health, answering the question "what can I do to manage my allergy symptoms?" Dr. Rzeszutko recommends:
- Start your medications early
- Limit outdoor time and exposure
- Keep the air indoors clean by closing windows or using air filters
- boost your immune system
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