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How to deal with spring time allergies

Apr 22, 2011 8:02am
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(NECN) - It's the springtime, and that means a few things: warmer weather, and of course, dreaded allergies.

Those seasonal allergies can be brutal.

Doctor John Saryan from the Lahey Clinic joins us to talk more about them. He says in April and May, most of us around New England mostly suffer from tree pollen problems, and towards the end of May, there are more grass pollen problems.

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