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Is hay fever a seasonal allergy in cold clinate?
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Seasonal rhinitis: Hay fever is a misnomer for a form of seasonal rhinits. It may arise in any climate. We call it seasonal rhinitis and it is usually aggrevated in the spring or fall.
Answered 11/26/2013
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