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What can be causing my allergies in the middle of winter?
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Indoor allergies: Usually winter time allergies are triggered by indoor allergens. The common ones are dust mites, animal dander (cat, dog, etc), feathers (pillow, down comforter), cockroach and indoor molds. However, in texas and other southern states, some trees like mountain cedar will pollinate during the winter months.
Answered 4/8/2013
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