Last week’s questions about allergies in Boise Idaho has yielded no comments. But it made me think. We’ve been publishing climate information here in Allergy Climates and Seasons for almost 2 1/2 years. Yet no one has written about the 8 states listed below. Are we to assume that these states are allergy-free? Please share any allergy experience you have had in these states.
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Idaho
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Rhode Island
- Vermont
- West Virginia
–AllergyNurse
Elaine, thanks for your response. Actually two others from Maine have posted to this thread since our original post in 2007. Scroll up to see posts by Kevin and Lori. Yours provides further info Maine allergies
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I lived in So. Cal for 28yrs and suffered from Bronchitis at least once a yr but it was never as bad as moving to TN, which I did 15 yrs ago. Every year I get Bronchitis at least twice and on top of that, a myriad of sinus infections. I am currently taking Allegra every day and it has helped a lot, but not enough. I am circling the thought of moving to No. Cal… Anybody know what the allergy status of Northern California is???
I live in East Texas and suffer with allergies.I am allergic to ALL the trees,weeds,etc,in my area.. I am taking 2 shots a week,and Still not getting any relief.. I had thought about living on the coast around Corpus Christi Tx,,Hows thew allergins in that part of the state??? TY
I never had allergies, but now i live in Nashville and the allergies are terrible.
I lived in San Jose, Ca for 37 years and had Allergy symptoms on and off all year with Spring being worst. I had Allergy shots for 10 years with minimal improvement. I was never able to reach the maximum dose due to severe local reactions.
I’ve lived in N.Y. for 30 yrs with light seasonal allergies. I now live in Baltimore, MD. I now have moderate to severe allergies ( indoors & out ). Two years ago I developed severe allergic asthma. I take 10 – 14 shots each months for my asthma & allergies. My doctors advised me to leave MD, it would improve my quality of life. I own my home & I’m now on disability. I have to wear masks when in groups of people. I never thought my allergies would spiral out of control like this.