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Kathryn Magann

Asthma warning in place as spring brings pollen, fires

Parents of children with asthma are being urged to make sure reliever medication is up to date. (Jeremy Ng/AAP PHOTOS)

Asthma and hayfever sufferers are being urged to have a plan in place if their symptoms flare up, with spring bringing high pollen counts and the increased risk of asthma attacks.

Matthew Peters is a respiratory physician at Concord Hospital in Sydney's inner west and said the highest risk period for thunderstorm asthma events in NSW is between October and December.

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