Spring Allergies

Dr. Jeana Bush • April 10, 2019

Blooming with Allergens


Spring can be one of the worst times of year for allergy sufferers due to warm, wet weather and high tree pollen counts. Pollen allergy leads to sneezing, itching, watery eyes, drippy noses, congestion, coughing and wheezing. Many allergy sufferers choose to just stay indoors and miss many of the fun spring events, like the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon! Don’t let this year be miserable. We can help! Our allergists are all board certified with expertise in properly diagnosing and treating your allergies and asthma. While over-the-counter medications are quick fixes for allergy symptoms, these drugs have many side effects and do nothing to address the root of the problem. They are essentially bandages on an allergic immune system. Our physicians can prescribe safe, effective, more natural options that address the source of the problem rather than simply covering up the symptoms. 

Spring can be one of the worst times of year for allergy sufferers due to warm, wet weather and high tree pollen counts.

- Dr. Jeana Bush

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