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A member asked:
Im alergic to the outdoors can i open the windows? so its important to open the windows sometimes how can i do that?
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Just prepare: If allergic to outdoor allergens (pollen, mold), when exposed you likely will have to deal with symptoms of allergy. A variety of over the counter medications are available to help you deal with the consequences. However, one can choose to be immunized with allergy shots if it is important to function outdoors (law enforcement, landscaper, builder) without need for medication and side effects.
Answered 11/28/2017
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