Symptoms of seasonal allergies, when untreated, will last up to a few weeks until the triggering allergen has left the environment.

Some common symptoms include:

• Itchy and runny eyes. You may also experience the feeling of having something stuck under your eyelid even though there’s nothing there.
• Constant sneezing that can also develop into a cough.
• A tickling sensation at the back of your throat that you can’t get rid of.
• A runny nose, or alternatively you may have blocked sinuses.

A less common but more serious symptom includes allergy-onset asthma. If you find yourself with allergy-onset asthma, make an appointment with your doctor immediately to obtain an inhaler to keep nearby. You may also be able to find an inhaler at your local drugstore, although prolonged usage of over-the-counter inhalers is not adviced.

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