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Anyone still suffering from ragweed allergies? is it another pollen this month? maybe multiple pollens?
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Allergies July: In july many pollens are reduced due to dryness and heat but there are still some grass and tree pollens. It depends where you live. Mold is always around as are irritants.
Answered 7/20/2012
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