webmd allergy consultant paul enright md an arizona-based pulmonologist tells webmd that it's important to keep kids with childhood allergies away from all smoke. "don't let anyone smoke around the child since smoke increases the deposition of allergens in the nose and lungs. also don't use a fireplace burn candles burn incense or use plug-in air fresheners. " in addition be aware of weather changes as sudden changes in temperature or an increase in humidity may increase the child's allergy symptoms.
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