Dr. Wes Sublett spoke with WLKY over skype about the difference between the allergies and COVID-19. Pollen is blooming in our communities and causing many to have congestion, sneezing, runny nose, coughing, and other symptoms of allergies. While some of these overlap with COVID-19, the main difference is fever, allergies do not typically cause a
https://familyallergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/faa-logo.png00Family Allergyhttps://familyallergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/faa-logo.pngFamily Allergy2020-04-01 09:05:282020-04-02 11:50:11Dr. Wes Sublett Spoke to WLKY about Allergies and COVID-19
As the number of coronavirus cases rise in the U.S., including those reported in Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee, you should be vigilant to keep yourself and those you love safe. Dr. Sublett discusses the effect coronavirus has on asthma with Wave3 News. He reminds people that it is vital to keep your asthma under control
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With all the rain we’ve seen this year already, we can expect plants to produce more pollen this spring. Learn which type of weather condition can flare your allergy symptoms up by watching Dr. Warrier’s interview with WKYT. “Every year I think we hear stories of how this is going to be the worst year
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Dr. Wes Sublett Spoke to WLKY about Allergies and COVID-19
/in MediaDr. Wes Sublett spoke with WLKY over skype about the difference between the allergies and COVID-19. Pollen is blooming in our communities and causing many to have congestion, sneezing, runny nose, coughing, and other symptoms of allergies. While some of these overlap with COVID-19, the main difference is fever, allergies do not typically cause a
Dr. James Sublett Talks With WAVE3 News About How To Control Asthma With Coronavirus
/in MediaAs the number of coronavirus cases rise in the U.S., including those reported in Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee, you should be vigilant to keep yourself and those you love safe. Dr. Sublett discusses the effect coronavirus has on asthma with Wave3 News. He reminds people that it is vital to keep your asthma under control
Dr. Priya Warrier Discusses the Affects of Weather on Allergies with WKYT
/in MediaWith all the rain we’ve seen this year already, we can expect plants to produce more pollen this spring. Learn which type of weather condition can flare your allergy symptoms up by watching Dr. Warrier’s interview with WKYT. “Every year I think we hear stories of how this is going to be the worst year