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A member asked:
It's been real windy and my pollen allergies have been acting up, could this be the cause of an achy chest?
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Sure: If you are an allergy sufferer and your nasal/sinus allergies are flaring, it is entirely possible that it also has an affect on your respiratory tract.
Answered 3/19/2013
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