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Yes and the past five years the season started in March and ended in September, for me. I didn't move or anything like that, so i have no reason to assume the p
by skrebbel 9y ago
Yes and the past five years the season started in March and ended in September, for me. I didn't move or anything like that, so i have no reason to assume the pollen have suddenly disappeared in May this year.
- mrunkel 9y agoWell, then you have a great opportunity for a control. Reverse some of the changes and see if your symptoms return. It should be pretty easy to determine what exactly made your symptoms disappear. "The only difference between science and just screwing around is writing it down." -- Mythbusters
- skrebbel 9y agoYep, it is. And even when I do that people on the internet will call me stupid for believing in non-evidence-based medicine.