Why Do Some People Get Seasonal Allergies And Others Don't?
You were fine last week. Not a sneeze or watery eye in sight. But as soon as the snow melted, the allergies came on with a vengeance.
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You were fine last week. Not a sneeze or watery eye in sight. But as soon as the snow melted, the allergies came on with a vengeance.
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With baseball almost back and the snow finally disappearing, spring is in the air. The trade-off is all of the allergies since the melting started.