Spring is one of the most beautiful times of the year in the Pacific Northwest. Some of the winter gloom has finally worn off, and we get to enjoy the vibrant colors and gorgeous landscapes of the place we call home. Unfortunately, springtime is also when those bunches of scotch broom along I-5 start to bloom. Other allergy-causing plants release their pollen as well, making many of us reach for the nearest box of tissues.
Unfortunately, allergic reactions to airborne substances can do more than cause sneezing and watery eyes. Allergies are also linked to sleep apnea in Lacey. Let’s examine this fascinating connection.