Many people experience allergic symptoms such as itchy eyes, allergic rhinitis, or asthma attacks, especially during the warmer months. The common belief is that most allergic reactions are caused by grass, ragweed, or other flowering plants’ pollen. However, the reality is much more complex, and not only pollens but also other allergens can play a role in the development of these complaints. Mold fungi, particularly those belonging to the Alternaria genus, can also be significant allergens. These fungi thrive in nature, especially on dry plants and grains, and their spores can trigger allergic reactions when they become airborne. As a result, symptoms often occur during gardening or agricultural activities when…