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I was wondering if i stop taking my allergy pill will my allergy go away?
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Allergy: The allergy pill will suppress your symptoms but will not prevent your allergy from occuring, stopping your medication will likely cause you to have worsening of your symptoms. PleAse talk to your doctor before stopping a medication.
Answered 8/17/2014
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