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What are some prescription medications that are for bad seasonal allergies?
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Seasonal Allergies: Seasonal allergies symptoms are triggered by offending pollen, grass, ragweed or other allergen. Some medications may cause nasal congestion. Get evaluated by your primary provider or allergist if you feel your symptoms are worsening despite medication(s).
Answered 5/21/2013
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