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So, i've done an allergy panel before and it said i was allergic to dust mites and cats. i have a stuffy nose around 60% of the time. ?
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Allergies: Certainly follow your allergist's advice. Nasal cortisone, antihistamines and medications as prescribed. Immunotherapy (allergy desensitization injections) is certainly a logical consideration.
Answered 10/7/2014
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