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Summer Allergies may be delayed but your symptoms will be even stronger this year!<\/h2>\n

The seasons have been a bit delayed this year due to weird weather conditions. This is why you may be experiencing your Spring Allergies later than usual and need to get ready for your summer allergies to come on full force!<\/p>\n

Snow moulds are finally gone but because Winter was so long trees didn’t start to bud until recently.<\/p>\n

We are curretnly experiencing tree allergies, cut grasses, and new flower allergies ALL AT THE SAME TIME!<\/h3>\n

It’s overwhelming to our systems…<\/p>\n

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Here is a little more information on Summer Allergies in Canada:<\/h4>\n

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This part of the blog was written Tuesday, April 11, 2017, 7:00 AM – by The Weather Network<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

“Is Fluffy making you stuffy? Or is Rover sending you over the edge with a maddening runny nose and itchy eyes?<\/h4>\n

Welcome to the world of allergies. The truth is that while companion pets are good for our emotional wellbeing, they can also be very bad for allergy sufferers, causing a whole lot of sneezing and wheezing.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Same for the great outdoors: It\u2019s a real health booster for some but a curse for others. Warm weather unleashes a veritable vortex of airborne pollen and other indoor and outdoor allergens, affecting a growing number of us, making us all teary eyed and sniffly on nice sunny days.<\/p>\n

Call it the agony and the allergy. Prepare to be deluged with pollen.\u00a0<\/p>\n

First comes the tree pollen, with April and May being the peak times, soon followed by grass pollen, which peaks in June and July. Once the grass allergy season tapers off there\u2019s no time for our watery eyes to dry up \u2013 here come the moulds in soils, compost and on grasses. It\u2019s the spores in the moulds that may cause allergic reactions by ending up inside the nose, mouth and throat. Then there\u2019s still no rest for the sneezers \u2013 come August to October, ragweed is the chief culprit, a major pollen producer, bringing misery far and wide. Especially if you live in the city, ragweed thrives in disturbed soil, growing bigger and producing much more pollen.<\/p>\n

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