Most of us look forward to the warm, sunny days of summer, whether we're getting a break from school for a few weeks, taking a week's vacation, or even just enjoying being outdoors on our days off. But when you have nasal, eye and/or skin allergies, summer can present a number of challenges to enjoying life and being outdoors in the sun and in nature.
In the past, I've written quite extensively on both spring and fall allergies, but haven't specifically covered summer allergies. So, this...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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