Ohio Seasonal Allergy Testing

Seasonal Allergies

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What are seasonal allergies?

Seasonal allergies, also called hay fever or allergic rhinitis, affect somewhere between 10-30% of the U.S. population, making it one of the most common types of allergies for adults. Seasonal allergies are almost never life-threatening but can cause a wide variety of uncomfortable symptoms, such as a runny or stuffy nose, watery eyes, sneezing, and coughing.‍If you need help diagnosing and managing seasonal allergies in central Ohio, Premier Allergy & Asthma is here to help. Our allergy specialists can identify your primary allergens, prescribe the proper medication, and help you manage your symptoms so that they do not interfere with your day-to-day life.

What causes hay fever?

Tree pollen

Tree pollen is responsible for hay fever and seasonal allergies in the early spring. When most trees begin flowering, pollen is released and spreads. As you breathe in pollinated air, an allergic reaction can occur in your body.

Grass pollen

Grass pollen is another common cause of hay fever. If you primarily experience symptoms in the late spring and in the summer, this may be the main cause of your allergies.

Ragweed pollen

Ragweed is responsible for up to 50% of all seasonal allergies in the US. It is the number one cause of allergies in the late autumn and early fall, so this may be your issue if you tend to develop seasonal allergies later in the year.

The seasonal allergy treatment process

Step 1

Discover what’s triggering you

Through precise allergy testing, we identify which seasonal triggers—like tree pollen, grass, or ragweed—are causing your symptoms. Knowing the “when” and “what” behind your allergies is key to creating relief. You’ll finally have answers that explain those symptoms you’ve been pushing through.

Step 2

Start targeted treatment

We offer fast-acting medications for immediate relief and immunotherapy to build long-term tolerance. If you’re a good fit, ILIT provides dramatic results in just three months—perfect for busy lives. Our goal is to treat the root cause, not just the symptoms.

Step 3

Stay one step ahead of allergy season

We’ll help you plan ahead for peak seasons, adjust your treatments, and stay ahead of symptoms. With our support, you’ll spend more time enjoying the outdoors and less time sniffling inside. We’ll keep you proactive, not reactive.

Imagine...

Walking outside without itchy eyes or sneezing

Breathing easy through every season

Weekend hikes and spring days, symptom-free

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Care you can trust

8
Award-winning providers
13
Locations across Ohio
500+
5-Star Google Reviews

"Came to my first treatment session, I went home the next day and I could breathe again. This is liberating for my life."

John

Award-winning, board-certified providers

Every provider on our team is hand-selected for their clinical skill, compassion, and commitment to education. Many of our allergists and immunologists have trained at top institutions, follow cutting-edge research, and are active in leading national allergy organizations.

Meet the Providers

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Summit Shah

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Andy Dang

MD

Dr. Gital K. Patel

MD

Dr. Meenakshi Rana

CNP

Benjamin Boerner

CNP

Katie Lacy

CNP

Julie Gillen-Zinsmeister

NP

Jessica Randolph

MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Carly Jones

CNP

Raven Competti

CNP

Sofia Vashi

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Summit Shah

MD, FAAAAI

Dr. Andy Dang

MD

Dr. Gital K. Patel

MD

Dr. Meenakshi Rana

CNP

Benjamin Boerner

CNP

Katie Lacy

CNP

Julie Gillen-Zinsmeister

NP

Jessica Randolph

MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Carly Jones

CNP

Raven Competti

CNP

Sofia Vashi

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Frequently asked questions

Pollen seasons vary by region and allergen type. Tree pollen typically arrives in early spring, grass pollen peaks in late spring and summer, and ragweed dominates fall. In central Ohio, you might experience symptoms from March through November depending on your specific triggers.

Yes, seasonal allergies can intensify as you're exposed to more pollen over the years. Increased pollen counts from climate changes and longer growing seasons have made allergies more severe for many people. Our specialists can help you manage worsening symptoms before they become unbearable.

ILIT can provide noticeable relief in as little as three months, while traditional immunotherapy typically takes three to five years. The timeline depends on your specific allergens and how your body responds to treatment. We'll discuss which option fits your lifestyle and goals.

Wherever you are, we've got you covered

We believe world-class allergy care should be accessible and inclusive for all. Premier Allergy & Asthma offers 13 award-winning boutique clinics conveniently located across Ohio that provide innovative solutions, efficient appointments, and professional care in positive environments.

Westerville
New Albany
Marion
Reynoldsburg
Lancaster
Marysville
Lewis Center
Grove City
Grandview
Dublin
Canal Winchester
Bellefontaine
Hilliard