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Weather changes can weaken the immune system
Health conditions such as eczema, allergies and asthma can flare up when the weather blows hot and cold, say doctors
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When the weather is too hot, the presence of aeroallergens such as pollen and pet dander is higher, and may trigger an allergic reaction.
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This year has been off to a rainy and windy start with temperatures as low as 21.1 deg C, but drier and warmer weather is expected in the coming weeks, says the weatherman, with temperatures possibly hitting 34 deg C.
What does the changing weather mean for people's health?
