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I am 6 months pregnant and wanted to know is there any allergy medicine or nasal spray that i can get otc?

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Yes : Benadryl (diphenhydramine). Zyrtec. Always consult with on/gyn first. Ask for his or her nurse and they will guide you.

Dr Livingston and 3 doctors agreed

Answered 10/4/2013

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Yes : Also claritin, and afrin nasal spray can be used.

Dr Livingston and 5 doctors agreed

Answered 10/4/2013

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