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What can i take to stop sneezing and ichy eyes after empting the vaccumn cleaner?
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OTC meds: You are likely allergic to dust...You can try allegra, claritin, or zyrtec. Try and take one of them 30 min to an hour before vacuuming. Your doctor can also prescribe a nasal anti-histamine spray or a nasal steroid spray to use before vacuuming.
Answered 9/8/2013
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