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norrie
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| Hi, I need your help. I am mother of two beautiful kids, two girls, 7 and 5 years old. I really care about them and love them (sometimes I exaggerate; I am their mother, after all). Anyway, I noticed that the younger one always sneeze and rubs her eyes whenever we go to visit their grandfather who lives in the country. Could this be ragweed allergy? |
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lauritz
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| Posted: 03/25/07 - 20:22 Post subject: |
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| It most probably is. It is a devastating fact that almost seventy five percent of people allergic to plants are allergic to this specific type of weed. Also, pay attention when she eat bananas, she might show the same symptoms. As far as therapy is concerned, there is none. Unfortunately, there is no concrete cure for this allergy; all you can do is not let her get near these weeds, get an air conditioner if you already don't have one. |
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