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Any tips on how to improve seasonal allergy symptoms?
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Seasonal allergy: Take allergy medications a few weeks before your allergic season until the season ends would help prevent your symptoms flare. Allergy medications are needed to take regularly. See an allergist for help if allergy medications do not work.
Answered 7/18/2014
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