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Does where you live impact your allergy symptoms? For many people, the answer is yes. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recently published its annual Allergy Capitals report, and it ranked the 100 largest cities in the contiguous U.S. by how challenging they are to live in with pollen allergies.![]()
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Seasonal allergies are ones that arrive with the pollen of trees, grass, flowers, and weeds, and their symptoms are no fun. Fortunately, there are ways to ease the discomfort, from tracking pollen counts to talking with your doctor about treatment options. Check out ideas for managing symptoms:
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If it feels like pollen allergies are getting worse, you're right. ![]()
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Climate change has brought longer, more intense pollen seasons, and that means extended suffering for those managing seasonal allergies. In fact, in some U.S. regions, tree, grass, or weed pollen is now out year-round. Still, there are things you can do to help manage even the most challenging allergy seasons. ![]()
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The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recently published its annual Allergy Capitals report, and it includes advice on how to minimize symptoms. Learn more:![]()
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Allergies are not just an issue indoors.🤧![]()
There are simple ways to reduce exposure to common triggers and stay more comfortable at home. One tip: pay attention to peak pollen times in your area and keep windows closed during those periods.![]()
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Can you guess the most challenging place in the U.S. to live if you suffer from seasonal allergies? If you said Boise, Idaho, you'd be right. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has ranked the 100 largest cities in the contiguous U.S. by how difficult it is for people living there to manage seasonal allergies — and the report is here.![]()
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Dig into the results, and let us know where your city ranks on the list.![]()
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