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Holiday Plant Allergies


Reviewed By: Marc J. Sicklick, M.D., FAAAAI, FACAAI

Note: Even if you use artificial trees or wreaths, you may still need to wash and dry them before decorating. If they were stored in the basement or attic for the past year, dust mites or mold spores may have built up on them.

For more information on holiday allergens, see the Allergies and Asthma message boards.

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