Fall allergies in North Carolina are becoming increasingly challenging due to climate change, with extended seasons, increased pollen production, and new allergy triggers emerging. Common fall allergens include ragweed, tree pollen, and molds, each contributing to a range of symptoms such as runny nose, watery eyes, and fatigue. To manage these allergies effectively, residents can stay informed about local pollen levels, minimize exposure, and explore various treatment options including over-the-counter medications and immunotherapy.

The Carolina Asthma & Allergy Center offers comprehensive support, from daily pollen updates to personalized treatment plans. While fall allergies can be difficult, with proper management, North Carolinians can still enjoy the beauty of autumn. For a more detailed exploration of fall allergy management, including allergy-friendly fall activities and when to consult an allergist, download our free eBook.