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Can any doc explain why are my allergies so bad in the morning?
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Several reasons: There may be a couple reason why one's allergy symtpoms are worse in the morning:1) Increased exposure to indoor allergerns; 2) pollen levels tend to higher in the morning; 3) Medications are wearing off.
Answered 5/29/2014
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