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I'm worried because my allergies have started waking me up several times throughout the night, what do you suggest?
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Allergist: See a board certified allergist to fully evaluate the symptoms, perform an exam and testing to accurately identify the allergy issues and then provide a treatment plan. An antihistamine at bedtime can also be helpful.
Answered 7/25/2014
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