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Which part of the respiratory system does allergies affect?

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Specializes in Pulmonology

Allergies: Every part. From top of ur sinuses to very last alveolus.

Answered 4/14/2016

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Which part of the respiratory system does allergies affect?

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Dr. Alexandre Furman answered

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