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Seasonal allergy symptoms are the immune system's response to pollen in the air. When a large amount of pollen is inhaled, it can trigger allergy symptoms. While there are medications to suppress these symptoms, a more effective strategy is to stay indoors during dry, windy days during allergy season.

Staying inside reduces allergy symptoms and limits the amount of pollen one inhales.

There is no support that these medicines prevent people from inhaling pollen. The stimulus only says that they minimize symptoms

There is no support for what “most” types of pollen do or don’t do.

The stimulus says that staying indoors is a more effective strategy to minimize allergy symptoms. Allergy symptoms are caused by inhaling large amounts of pollen. It is not unreasonable to assume that staying indoors makes this unlikely.

The stimulus only says that medicines limit symptoms. There is no link between medicine and staying indoors.

This is not supported because there is no mention of air filters at all within the stimulus.

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