September marks the peak of allergy season in the U.S., with a significant rise in pollen and allergens leading to more asthma-related emergencies.
The third week of September is particularly critical, characterized by high pollen counts from ragweed, increased mold, and smoke from wildfires.
Experts recommend proactive measures to create an allergen-free home environment, especially during peak allergy season to reduce the risk of asthma attacks.
Utilizing resources like the National Allergy Bureau map can help families track current allergen levels in their local area for better management.
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