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My sinus are horrible. nose swells and i get lightheaded or dizzy at times. allergic to all allergy medicines. is it normal to be dizzy? what helps
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Allergies: Nasal congestion with sinus congestion will make you dizzy. If you are unable to tolerate allergy medications, it is time to see an allergist and get on some serious treatment, consider allergen immunotherapy. This is not going away, so make the call now, find an allergist at www.Aaaai.Org or acaai.Org.
Answered 12/30/2013
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