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Tips on decreasing seasonal allergies

Allergy season is in full swing.  Our part of the state is particularly challenging for those with seasonal allergies.

We are here to help, if your child has symptoms that are interfering with daily activities or sleep.

For those with asthma, controlling allergies is critical.

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