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What can i do to reduce my hay fever symptoms?
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Treatment options...: 1) identify your allergens (the things you are allergic to) - often done by an allergist. 2) avoid the things that you are allergic to when possible. 3) take medications to reduce the symptoms of hay fever (like antihistamines). 4) see an allergist for immunotherapy ("allergy shots") to build up you're immune system's tolerance for the allergens.
Answered 12/9/2013
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