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Originally Posted by texdav
That depends on the reason for the allergy. in very dry places the wind and dust can be a problem for many in new mexico.Like stated it really depends on what the allergic reaction is to. Its very common for people to have reactions to dust and that is very bad in dry ;hot climates.
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It really does. I have allergies and travel a lot. I have yet to find any location anywhere in this country where I don't sneeze. I'm allergic to 3 kinds of mold. All common environmental molds. 2 thrive in moist climates, one in dry. No wonder I can't escape them.
I have also read that the common reaction of an allergic person to moving to a new place is for the first 5-6 years, you are better having gotten away from your allergens. But after that, you develop new sensitivities to something in the new place and you are right back to where you started.
So given that and my ubiquitous allergens, I stopped seeking a place where they don't bother me and base my search on other factors.
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