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What do you recommend i do since i have a slight allergy?
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Depends: The treatment depends on your symptoms. Mild allergy symptoms such as sneezing. Runny nose, itchy watery eyes often respond to over the counter allergy pills and eye drops. More severe symptoms and cough or wheeze will probably require a visit to the doctor and prescription meds.
Answered 6/11/2017
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