Spring allergy season in the south

The pine tree dust has been flying for weeks. And while the allergy season for trees will be ending in April, allergies for grass will continue into the summer.
Kathleen May, MD, the division chief of Allergy, Immunology and Pediatric Rheumatology at the Medical College of Georgia, explains the genetics of being susceptible to allergies and what is making people sneeze in the spring.
From allergy shots to over-the-counter medications, she explains the best way to treat seasonal allergies.
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