Seasonal Allergies Spike in North India as Spring Triggers Health Concerns
Doctors advise preventive care as pollen levels rise and respiratory cases increase
India, Mar 30: Hospitals across North India are witnessing a noticeable increase in patients reporting symptoms of seasonal allergies, as spring brings higher pollen levels and fluctuating temperatures. Doctors say common complaints include sneezing, itchy eyes, throat irritation, and mild breathing difficulties.
Medical experts recommend preventive measures such as wearing masks outdoors, keeping windows closed during peak pollen hours, and maintaining indoor air quality. Individuals with pre-existing respiratory conditions like asthma are being advised to take extra precautions.
Health authorities also stress the importance of early diagnosis and avoiding self-medication. With changing climate patterns contributing to longer allergy seasons, experts warn that such cases could rise further in the coming weeks.
