Do you constantly sneeze, cough or feel like your allergy symptoms are worse when you’re at home? If so, you may be wondering if something in your environment is to blame. Mold is a common cause of indoor allergies, and it’s not always easy to see. If you suspect that mold may be affecting your allergies, understanding where it grows and what signs to look for can help you determine if there may be a connection.
Indoor Allergies
Stop the Sniffles: How to Manage Your Winter Indoor Allergies
As pollen disappears, leaves fall off the trees and the time we spend outdoors naturally lessens, it’s easy to assume your allergy symptoms will fade with the season, especially here in the South. But if you find yourself battling sniffles that seem to never go away throughout the colder months, you may actually be dealing with winter indoor allergies.

