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What otc allergy medications are okay to take, for those with high blood pressure?
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OTC nasal steroid: Since antihistamine alone dose not reduce nasal congestion, your best bet would be the newly available nasal steroid . Daily nasal saline irrigation may help.
Answered 4/17/2015
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