Approximately 40 percent of children suffer from seasonal allergies. Seasonal allergies are different than year-round allergies because symptoms only occur during certain periods.
The symptoms for seasonal allergies show up at the same time every year and disappear in about four to ten weeks.
How can you tell the difference between a cold, the flu, and seasonal allergies? What steps can you take to help prevent them and make your child feel better? Read our Today’s Parents USA article to find out.