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One morning in March, I woke up feeling horrible. Head: pressurized. Limbs: leaden. Nose: runny. Oh no, I thought, as I lay in bed. I rubbed my eyes. They were … itchy! I got up and went to the bathroom mirror. Red, too! Thank God, I thought. Allergies! I don’t usually get so excited about the onset of my seasonal allergies. Most years, it goes something like this: I wake up feeling sick. I assume it’s a cold. I slouch around self-pityingly and wait for the illness to pass, but a few days later nothing has changed. At which point I start to wonder: Could it be allergies? ....
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Should I get a COVID-19 vaccine if I have allergies? Should allergy sufferers get the COVID vaccine? By Chasity Maxie | March 4, 2021 at 5:38 PM CST - Updated March 4 at 9:21 PM BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - A local allergist said having allergies doesnât necessarily mean you canât get a COVID-19 vaccine, but you may want to do a little more research. Whether you have hay fever or food sensitivities, Dr. Bill Massey, with Alabama Allergy, said people with all sorts of allergies can get the vaccine without any difficulty. but there are reasons to be cautious. âIf youâve had anaphylaxis to a previous vaccine or an injected medication, then your risk for having a reaction to the COVID vaccine is slightly elevated,â Dr. Massey said. ....
Why Does Allergy Season Keep Changing Every Year? by Hannah Joy on February 25, 2021 at 7:27 PM Warmer temperatures cause flowers to bloom earlier, while higher CO2 levels cause more pollen to be produced. The effects of climate change on the pollen season have been studied at-length, and according to some scientists, has grown by as much as 20 days in the past 30 years, at least in the US and Canada. But one important element is often overlooked - Pollen is meant to fly, says Dr Annette Menzel, Professor of Eco climatology at the Technical University of Munich. Transport phenomena have to be taken into account. ....