- Runny nose
- Congestion
- Watery eyes
- Sneezing
- Itchy eyes and nose
As kids adjust to the new normal and start to enjoy some time outdoors, another health threat looms around—allergies. But with the ongoing pandemic, many parents find themselves in a dilemma – how would they know if their kids’ symptoms are due to allergies or COVID-19?
Allergy Symptoms
Ragweed pollen is the biggest trigger during the fall season. This plant starts to release pollen on cool nights and warm days in August and can last into September and October.
Aside from ragweed, mold is another allergy trigger during fall. Mold spores don’t just dwell in damp places in your household; they also thrive well in wet spots outdoors such as in piles of damp leaves.
Although the allergy triggers for fall are different, it can produce similar signs and symptoms of allergies you experience during spring and summer.
The most common symptoms of allergy include: