Boston Faces Seasonal Allergy Surge Amidst Low Respiratory Infection Rates
• Boston is seeing a rise in seasonal allergies while respiratory infections like flu and COVID-19 are low.
• Experts say sneezing and itching are key signs of allergies, while fever and muscle aches suggest infections.
• Adults can develop seasonal allergies at any age; managing symptoms involves antihistamines, nasal rinses, and monitoring pollen forecasts.
Allergy surge in Boston due to season change
Boston is experiencing a noticeable increase in seasonal allergies as the rates of respiratory infections remain low. The transition from the cold season to allergy season has led to a surge in allergy symptoms among Boston residents, particularly commuters.
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