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Spring is in the air — and so are allergies

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From allergies to bumps, bruises, and scrapes, they’ve got you covered all spring long.

Photo provided by Ascension Saint Thomas Urgent Care

April showers bring May flowers, but May flowers bring... allergies.

Here are some tips to avoid letting sneezin’ season keep you inside:

  • Start allergy meds two weeks before your symptoms begin
  • Track the daily pollen count and plan outdoor activities for lower-count days
  • Keep pollen outside by changing clothes and showering after being outdoors

Need expert relief? Ascension Saint Thomas Urgent Care is open seven days a week. Just walk in, use Hold My Spot®, or schedule a virtual visit.

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