Posted on Jun 28, 2015
What are the allergies like in Colorado Springs? I am thinking of moving there after graduation.
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I currently live in Ohio and the tree pollen here constantly gives me sinus problems and chronic bronchitis. I will be graduating in the next two years and would like to get a civil service job somewhere where I will have better health. Also I love the mountains!
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When you first move here...get some local honey. Eating it will help you with your adapting to Colorado Springs.
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Really it depends on the allergies you have. I don't know what mine are but they are apparently what ever is around here. The problem is the dry air allows for the particles in the air to move around a lot. Many do find it's better for them here then back east in the more humid climates. lots of ragweed and sagebrush here.
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PO2 Kayla Modschiedler
I'm really allergic to trees, which sucks because I love trees, but the other pollens like grass, etc. don't really bother me at all. Something about the tree pollen gives me a sinus migraine. A good friend informed me that CS has low pollen count so I wanted to get some other input on the matter. Thank you for your response sir, it's been helpful! :)
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Usually it's not terrible, this time of year can be bad. Today grass and tree pollen levels are high and I am sneezing my head off. I would say try to get out here during late spring or early summer and get a gauge on how it affects you, 9-10 months a year is not an issue. With the city itself, 4 air bases and an army base there are plenty of civil service jobs.
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PO2 Kayla Modschiedler
That sounds good I'm miserable here from mid March to the end of October. I'll have to plan a trip in the Spring to check it out. Thanks for the feedback!
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