How are allergies in Korea going to be?

I think of this today because here in Dallas the weather in balmy and this wonderfully balmy weather helps pollen and stuff to grow. Now I get seasonal allergies usually in the beginning of the Fall and Spring. It's not bad the rest of the year. I just have to get through a few weks a year of sniffling, sneezing, snorting, and sore throats(why do these words all start with S like Sallie?) Hmmmm. Anyway so I hear that allegies are usually worse in Korea. What will that make for my already occaisonally debillitating hay fever. Seriously last year at around this time I couldn't function for 2 weeks and it actually led to me seeing a doctor and getting some prescriptions that took a week to be useful.

I continued to use them for a month and stopped and still felt fine. The doctor prescribed Zyrtec and Flonase. Zyrtec is now available without the prescription and its even available in a Equate versions :celebrate: so I've been taking that and Contact D for the past few days and they're keeping me function because with preparing to move to another country, writing Capstone, and doing all the stuff I normally do, I don't have the time to wallow. Bummer.