While residents in Deer Park are dealing with the aftermath of the pipeline fire, making it difficult to breathe for some people, especially with another air quality alert.
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“I’ve already seen two patients with asthma and bronchitis. The particulate matter along with the rag weed—it’s an additive effect,” he said. “You want to use recycled air in your home and car, stay at least 200 feet if not more and stay inside.”And for folks that don’t live near Deer Park but are experiencing red eyes, headaches, and scratchy throat—and having problems eating bananas—ragweed may be the issue.
“Bananas come from the ragweed family, and you may experience swollen or itchy throat,” Dr. Carlos said. “You want to get tested if you’re having problems, avoid being outside for long periods of time, take showers before bed and make sure to wash your pet once a week.”Meteorologist Brittany Begley's passion is making sure viewers across the Houston area are safe and prepared for their day.
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