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What are good options for ?seasonal allergies?
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Seasonal treatment: Otc medications such as Loratadine started a few weeks before the "season" and continued until the season is complete. More targeted therapy such as eye drops and nasal antihistamines or steroids may do just as well or be added to the Loratadine if necessary.
Answered 6/27/2014
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