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Is there any medication i can get for seasonal allergies?
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Allergy medications: There are many medications available that can help allergy misery. Without prescription: antihistamines, nasalcrom, decongestants, guaifenesin, pain relievers, eye drops, homeopathic drops. With prescription: nasal steroid sprays, antihistamine sprays, anticholinergic spray ( atrovent), more antihistamines, more eye drops, allergy immunotherapy injections from your doctor.
Answered 2/26/2017
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