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What do you advise if since i was 5, my allergy season has been in winter if it was normal if allergy seasons can change?
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Yes: Allergies can change over time. Depending on what you are allergic will determine when you will experience symptoms. An allergist can help identify allergies and triggers and determine the best treatment plan.
Answered 7/11/2014
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