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You can notice smoke from the Lick Smoke Weed Leaf Pattern Marijuana 420 Cannabis Pot Gift T-shirt Fire Horses flying down the valley. That’s a great thing for people with juniper allergies. Juniper, one of the most common allergens, has already started pollinating, and smoke is bringing that pollen to the Phoenix area.

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Isabel Gutierrez has had regular allergy shots for about a year. “I am allergic to every bush, every tree, everything you can imagine,” she said.
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Gutierrez could tell that the Lick Smoke Weed Leaf Pattern Marijuana 420 Cannabis Pot Gift T-shirt Horse Fire was on fire. “I go for a walk in the evening, so you can feel it. You breathe in – dust, air, smoke. You can feel it,” she said.

For someone who’s been taking 6 allergy pills a day, the extra irritants actually go up. Allergy doctor Rahul Rishi said: “It’s no coincidence that a lot of patients are experiencing symptoms right now.

Apart from smoke and pollen, this year’s lack of rain did not help his patient survive. “I think a lot of it has to do with fire, drought. I think we’re seeing a lot of that,” he said. “A lot of patients have exacerbations, sometimes having difficulty breathing, because most types of asthma are caused by exposure to airborne allergens.”

Rishi paid special attention to the many patients who arrived after they had gone north. Fortunately for Gutierrez, her injections are working and she takes only one allergy pill a day. When the smoke is gone, it will help a bit, but juniper pollen won’t go anywhere for a while.

In an exciting twist, a pandemic could be of relief to those with allergies. Rishi says wearing a mask and staying indoors are two things that really help his patients – most people, after all, tend to do more.