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Has your asthma been affected by seasonal allergies?
Has your asthma this Spring (2011) been affected by seasonal allergies?
Cedar season here is my worst pollen season (December through mid-April). I actually start feeling a little better in spring. Oak pollen is a problem and sets me back some, but in general spring is a little better for me. I can still tell when the pollen count jumps up though.
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