"thunder fever" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2017 June 28, Harry Kemble, “'Thunder Fever' not hay fever is causing misery for thousands as pollen returns to earth 'in bucket loads'”, in Mirror:",
          "text": "Hay Fever sufferer Max Wiseberg insists storms can make thunder fever symptoms worse",
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          "ref": "2019 June 25, Jess Morcom, “Warning for asthma sufferers as storms could spark life-threatening 'thunder fever'”, in Devon Live:",
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        "Asthma exacerbated by a high pollen count and thunderstorms."
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