Mouth: Smoking can contribute to bad breath, mouth and jaw cancer, recurrent pharyngitis, and a reduced sense of taste and smell, as well as stained, yellowed teeth and plaque
Common environmental allergens include: Pollen (trees, grasses, weeds) Dust mites (microscopic organisms found in house dust) Mold spores Household chemicals (e.g., cleaning products, air fresheners, dusty cat litter, cigarette smoke) Animal or human dander Symptoms are often seasonal if triggered by pollen, but year-round if due to indoor allergens like dust mites
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