SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Even though it feels like summer right now, Fall is upon us; that means more than just pumpkin spice lattes, it’s also allergy season.

According to local Doctor Paul Judge, these warmer temperatures are prolonging allergen exposure with higher allergen and pollen counts.

He shared with our team some strategies people can implement into their routine during the allergy season.

“Everybody is going to need to titrate to their own tolerance,” said Corewell Health Otolaryngologist Paul Judge. “So sometimes patients just take a Zyrtec over the counter, go outside, mow the lawn, and they’re totally fine. Some people need to start that process, take a break, come inside, rinse out their nose, change their clothes. And other people they are recluses. They have to stay i

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