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What is the best way to treat seasonal allergies if you can, t use antihistamines because of prostatitis ?

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Dr. Vicki Levine answered

Specializes in Dermatology

Steroid inhaler: Talk to your doctor about steroid inhalers. You should also talk to him or her about getting allergy shots on a regular basis.

Dr Minich and 2 doctors agreed

Answered 12/16/2015

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Steroid nasal spray: By prescription of nasocort is now otc. Also Astepro is an antihistamine nasal spray by prescription which usually does not affect the prostate, check with your doctor.

Dr Lin and another doctor agreed

Answered 12/16/2015

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