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What are treatments/medications for pollen allergies?
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Allergic rhinitis: Several treatment options for pollen allergy exist. Avoidance is difficult, but keeping windows closed, showering and changing clothes after exposure, and removing shoes upon entering a home can help. Antihistamines (both in pill form and nasal preparations) and topical nasal steroids are usually effective if used right, Immunotherapy (allergy shots) is most effective for more severe allergies
Answered 10/12/2017
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