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Our daily pollen counts have officially ended for the season. AAIR is the only station providing pollen counts for Rochester, the Finger Lakes,
Rochester’s fall allergy season does not end when ragweed drops. Once leaves start falling, outdoor mold becomes a major trigger that many people overlook.
October 20 is International Mastocytosis and Mast Cell Diseases Awareness Day. The 2026 theme — Unnoticed. Unmistakable. — fits the problem well.
Halloween is fun until a food exposure, a moldy leaf pile, or a late ragweed day turns it into an emergency.
Rochester ranks among the toughest cities in the country for pollen allergies, and fall is often when patients feel it most.
Triggers That Worsen Mast Cell Symptoms Acute vs Chronic Hives Antihistamines, Low-Histamine Approaches, and Next Steps When to see an Allergist in Rochester October 1 is World Urticaria Day.
Who Should Get Tested in Rochester How Penicillin Allergy Testing Works Why Most Penicillin Allergy Labels Are Inaccurate Benefits of Removing an Incorrect Label September 28 is National Penicillin Allergy Day,
Asthma Treatment in Rochester: Environmental Control, Biologics, and Allergy Shots Why Rochester Ranks High for Asthma and Pollen Biologics and Allergy Shots for Asthma Environmental Measures That Help Asthma Reducing Reliance on Daily Systemic Medications By Albert S.
Benefits for Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis Who Should Consider Immunotherapy in Rochester How Allergy Shots Work Reducing Long-Term Medication Use See Dr Hartel’s latest article in In Good Health Magazine: Finding Real Relief: How Allergen Immunotherapy Can Offer Lasting Freedom from Allergies.
May is National Asthma and Allergies awareness month. Rochester has been voted the 5th worst place in the country for allergies and the 2nd worst for asthma!
