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a nurse is teaching a client who is allergic to ragweed. what season does the nurse advise the client to expect an increase in symptoms?
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a nurse is teaching a client who is allergic to ragweed. what season does the nurse advise the client to expect an increase in symptoms?

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Ragweed season is at its worse during the Fall, so a patient may expect to experience an increase in symptoms during that time.

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