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What Is A Pollen Count

What is a pollen count?

Pollen count is the average amount of pollen grains, normally ragweed. It is measured in a cubic yard or in an average amount of air within 24-hour duration at a specific time and place.

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When should I seek for medical advice?

If you suffer from uncommon symptoms of an allergy and you have not found cure from using OTC drugs, it would be better to consult your doctor and ask for medical advice. You can also see your doctor if the symptoms of your allergy persist or if you are already experiencing side effects from the allergy drugs you have been taking.

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