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Scented candles trigger my nasal issue but my family won't stop using them, what should i do?
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Please ask your: Family to read my response. If the scented candles make you ill (and many people are sensitive to them) then other people's use of them in your presence is in my opinion akin to abuse. Your family can discuss this with the family doctor to learn more. I am sorry that people in your home aren't listening to you.
Answered 2/1/2016
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