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Been chalking up tiredness last few mos to hormone changes but can you get tiredness (but really no other symptoms) from allergies? bloodwook normal.
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Tired: Yes, allergies can make you tired and if you are taking medication for your allergies, so of them can also make you tired
Answered 11/17/2014
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