The Nature of cold Weather Allergies

Many people cannot comprehend the fact that they can still get allergies even if pollen-producing plants during winter are not exactly green, and the fact that there is not much pollen in the air. Other types of allergens are still active such as molds floating around in the air. Some people even have their worst allergies during cold seasons. This is due to the fact that mountain cedar pollinates during this time. Even indoor Christmas trees can also cause allergic reaction. Outdoor molds can find a way into the house and stay in areas you frequent, exposing you to risks of allergic reaction.

Pollens from Mountain Cedar. Mountain cedar is a type of juniper tree usually found in South and Central Texas that pollinates only on winter. The pollens from this tree are the major cause of hay fever in the areas mentioned. The allergy that results from the tree is called "cedar fever".

Allergies due to molds. Indoor and outdoor molds are common causes of allergic rhinitis and asthma anytime. Be sure to always make it a point to clean the house of molds. Indoor molds normally come from outside so try minimize mold contamination of your home be always making sure that the interior of the house is clean.