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Which anti-allergy medicine is most recommended by doctors?
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Allergy medications.: The best type of allergy medication is the nasal spray, and the best nasal spray treatment is a combination of a steroid nasal spray and an antihistamine nasal spray. Nasal saline is also good.
Answered 12/20/2014
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So many: Many are there to recommend .
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