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Oak & Mulberry: Tree Pollen Battle Brewing
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Oak & Mulberry: Tree Pollen Battle Brewing
Oak Tree Pollen, again today, is the principal tree pollen seen in both air samples. Of note, however, in the Philadelphia, PA pollen count, Mulberry Tree Pollen volume actually increased (nearly tripled compared to yesterday’s count) and is a close “2nd Place” to Oak Tree Pollen. In both the NJ and PA pollen counts, Pine tree pollen is the 3rd highest contributor to overall volume. “Volume is never the whole story,” reminds Dr. Dvorin, The Asthma Center’s certified pollen and mold spore counter.Weathering Wednesday: Tree Pollen Won’t Wash Away
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Weathering Wednesday: Tree Pollen Won’t Wash Away
“The numbers went down, but not that much” says Dr. Dvorin as he finished counting today’s air sample. “And expect a resurgence as soon as the ground dries out, 24-48 hours after the storm,” he warns. The composition of today’s tree pollen count was similar to what has been in evidence over the last several days with Oak tree pollen accounting for more than 80% of all tree pollen.Extreme Tree+Grass Misery = Terrible Pollen 2sday
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Extreme Tree+Grass Misery = Terrible Pollen 2sday
“It’s been dry and breezy with no rain yet, so tree pollen levels are extreme again today,” reports Dr. Dvorin. “There has been a slight decrease in the last 24 hours, but the volume of Oak tree pollen and all tree pollen remains heavy.” Grass pollen allergy is an example of why it is so important to know exactly what is causing your allergy symptoms, how sensitive you are to this trigger, and how to limit or avoid your exposure because even the smallest amounts of grass pollen can cause symptoms in those who are extremely sensitive.Manic Monday: Tree Pollen levels Extreme today in the Delaware Valley
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Manic Monday: Tree Pollen levels Extreme today in the Delaware Valley
“Looks like a bad week for allergies. Today tree pollen is extreme, and I expect to see peak tree pollen in the next five days,” says Dr. Dvorin as he finished today’s count. The picture above was taken right from his microscope and features, Oak, Pine and Walnut tree pollen. The Asthma Center’s phones are busy with reports of misery: nasal congestion and blockage, sneezing, itchy eyes, and coughing!Most
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