Grass Pollen Allergy
A grass pollen allergy can cause systemic inflammation, leading to joint discomfort like toe pain. Symptoms typically worsen during spring and early summer.
Mold Allergy
Mold spores can trigger an inflammatory response, which may result in joint pain such as toe pain. Mold allergies can occur year-round but often spike in fall and spring.
Ragweed Allergy
Ragweed allergy is known to exacerbate joint pain through inflammation, including toe pain, primarily during the late summer and fall.
House Dust Mite Allergy
Persistent exposure to house dust mites can lead to chronic inflammation, contributing to symptoms like toe pain. This allergy is usually a perennial issue, with no specific season.
Animal Dander Allergy
Allergy to animal dander can cause inflammation and discomfort in joints such as toes. This is a perennial allergy, with symptoms occurring at any time of year.
Tree Pollen Allergy
Tree pollen allergies can cause inflammatory responses that may include joint pain, such as toe pain. These allergies are most prevalent in early spring.