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Typically, seasonal allergies stop as soon as the specific pollen or mold you're allergic to remains in the air, Wada adds.

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As spring blooms across New Jersey, pollen levels are hitting their peak, triggering sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion for ...

Ticks will hide on a blade of grass or other plants waiting for a potential host to walk by — reaching out with its legs the tick catches a ride ...

Dogs can have seasonal allergies, too. Dr. Laura Owens from Airpark Animal Hospital shares her advice for pet owners to keep ...

But precipitation can cause problems in people with allergies to grass, weeds, dust mites and mold. “When it rains when grass and weed pollen counts are high, raindrops can hit the ground and ...

By putting a pinwheel in your garden, this will create a visual disturbance with its spinning motion and reflective surfaces ...

The high levels of pollen are causing sneeze-fests for those suffering from allergies. According to WJZ's First Alert Weather Team, these very high levels of tree pollen and grass pollen will continue ...

Pigeons can be a real pain if you're trying to enjoy your garden, but there's one simple way to deter them without causing ...

An allergic reaction to environmental allergens such as pollen, grass, weeds, mould, or dust mites triggers hay fever in dogs. When these allergens come into contact with a dog's skin, nose ...