Worst cities for allergies
Categories: Diet & Weight Loss, Fitness
Though he claims he never had allergies before moving here to my hometown 10 years ago, my husband came home after a recent allergy test with a sheet filled with items that he reacted to. While I doubt all of his allergies cropped up in the last decade, I do know that our area is bad for people who suffer respiratory illnesses. Though we have no intentions of moving, if we ever do, air quality will definitely be on my list of things to consider.The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recently named the worst cities for allergy sufferers in America. They ranked their cities by pollen counts, medication usage, and the number of board certified allergists per patient.
The top five include:
- Lexington, KY
- Greensboro, NC
- Johnson City, TN
- Augusta, GA
- Jackson, MS
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jenny miller 4-24-2008 @ 11:49PM
Spring allergy is a great headache to them who are sensitive to it. My son was also suffered this. I consult with a alternative therapist. After treatment he is totally cured. A few days ago I found http://www.rvita.com. Here I found many experts of all modalities of this therapy and also compared the remedies. Hope this will help all to find out the right answer about the remedy of allergy.
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