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Best way to keep lungs healthy with asthma and allergies ?
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Regular, mild to moderate intense exercise with deep breathing technique and use mask outdoor for alleviating allergen exposure. If possible, do not use carpet and fur bed linen.
Answered 10/19/2022
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