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Coping with Seasonal Allergies in Autumn

Filed in archive Hay Fever , Living with Allergies by ruth on October 23, 2006

Coping with Seasonal Allergies in Autumn
Temperatures are dropping, trees are starting to shed their leaves. The garden and pavements need raking, but if you have seasonal allergies, better ask someone else to do it, or wear a masklinks while cleaning up. Raking them up will just stir up the pollen and mold spores, and will most likely trigger allergic reactions.

Keep your windows closed as much as possible, too, especially when hard winds are blowing. You may also want to check the pollen levels in your area before venturing outdoors.

Remember, if you suffer from seasonal allergies, you don't have to remain miserable. Seek your allergist for advice on which treatment is best for you.







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