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Can allergic rhinitis cause brain fog? what can be done about it?
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Not really: Take an antihistamine daily or use a nasal spray such as Nasocort or Flonase daily. The nasal sprays may have a mild effect on raising blood sugar.
Answered 11/10/2019
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