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Can antihistamines decrease wbc?
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No: One should not expect antihistamines to decrease one's white blood cell count.
Answered 12/17/2017
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Allergic reactions include runny nose and watery eyes. Can antihistamine drugs help prevent or decrease the effects of an allergic reaction?
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