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My whole family suffers from seasonal allergies, including myself. is there anything i can give my kids (19mths and 4yrs) that can help them?
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Allergies: All of you can take claritin, (loratadine) zyrtec, or Allegra available over the counter, at bedtime.You may take another dose in the morning. Make sure you sleep with your windows closed so pollen doe not enter the house.
Answered 6/24/2014
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