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Women's Health Wow, the pollen is really floating around New York this month, as spring is in full bloom. While all those gorgeous blossoms herald warmer, sunnier weather, they also bring on the suffering for people with seasonal allergies. Treat Your Allergies by Symptom What's your worse allergy symptom? Itchy eyes? Sneezing? Not being able to breathe? Follow this guide to treat your allergy symptoms. See More About:  allergy symptoms  allergy diagnosis  allergy treatment Treat Spring Allergies Pollens that are spread by the wind are usually the main cause of seasonal allergies, while pollens that rely on insects (such as the honeybee) to be carried to other plants do not. Most plants with bright, vibrant flowers (such as roses) are insect-pollinated and do not generally cause seasonal allergies since the pollen is not usually present in the air. The real culprit? Mostly trees. See More About:  allergy testing  allergy shots  allergic rhinitis treatment How Does Pollen Cause Allergies? When pollen is present in the air, it can land in a person's eyes, nose, lungs and skin and cause an allergic reaction. See More About:  seasonal allergies  allergy diagnosis  allergy treatment Got Itchy Eyes? This is my least favorite allergy symptom, not only because it feels super annoying, but it looks terrible -- like I just stayed up all night watching video games at close distance. See More About:  allergy testing  allergy shots  antihistamines Women's Health Ads Health Treatment Clinic Health Health Care Clinic Women 'S Health Health Clinic Featured Articles Red Dye Allergy Pink Eye and Your Child Parents' Allergy Guide Food Allergy Symptoms in Kids   More from About.com Financial Emergencies An unexpected change in your financial situation can be incredibly stressful. Here's how to cope. More> Retirement Planning Learn the top five things you need to do in order to start building a retirement nest egg. More>   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Women's Health newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2012 About.com   Advertisement