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Have you tried Butterbur herb, Quercetin from various fruit or Stinging Nettle (traditional remedy)?

Have you tried these solutions first thing in the morning, the moment you wake?

You mentioned trying local raw honey, but did you try it first thing in the morning, the moment you wake?

eat wasabi

eat really hot peppers that make your eyes tear and your sinuses clear. Make you sweat and want to sit on ice later.

- You can build a budget air scrubber out of 20in hepa filters and a box fan. This will help immensely.

- If your vaccuum isn't hepa than its doing more harm than good. Ozone generators make vacuuming more effective and destroys most allergens. Humidifiers also make vacuuming more effective.

- Pajama ritual. Don't let the allergens that are stuck to your clothes get into your bed sheets too. Change before bed. Shower too bc its in your hair.

Ultimately, if the symptoms do not get better within a few months than you MUST MOVE. I know from experience so trust me, there are some scary long-term effects that will result if your body doesn't develope a tolerance and you choose to stay. It sucks but cancer is worse.

The first year that you're exposed to an allergen is the worst, it should get better for you in successive years.

Do a parasite cleanse with bitter herbs like wormwood tea and black walnut for a couple of weeks and keep a diary of the dates it is worst as it will help you identify the cause if you know it recurrs at the same time each year

Hay fever is an extreme sensitivity to airborne substances that irritate the mucous membranes of the air passages and eyes.
Immediate relief can be obtained by eating a little honeycomb.
 A drink made with raw eggs blended with a raw fresh fruit or raw fresh fruit puree (For example, a fresh raw
orange, carrot or tomato) and unheated honey.

 Fresh raw meat, like tuna and swordfish, help heal and strengthen sinuses.

I use my high priest magic to cure you!

Spring sprang hoo dooo

marchity marchity hippity booooo!

With my magic I shall cure you!

Cows on the hill go MOOO MOOO MOOOO!

Do you feel better yet?

So the answer all depends on what youre allergic to what geographic location youre in and what's blooming around you.

A tea with Mullein in it is you best bet, but mixed with other herbs is even better. There is a tea i drink called breathe easy from a local place that's stronger than albuterol if you need to breathe it works. I think they have a website.

The local honey will help, but it takes a couple of years. Also, go keto, and if you smoke weed lay off of that when allergies are high