Australians are preparing for hay fever season as temperatures rise and spring begins. Doctors are advising people who suffer from seasonal allergies to seek treatment for the common irritation early in the spring and before symptoms arise.
Australians are preparing for hay fever season as temperatures rise and spring begins. Doctors are advising people who suffer from seasonal allergies to seek treatment for the common irritation early in the spring and before symptoms arise.
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