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Can allergies or a sore throat interfere with flying?
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Yes: Allergies can lead to discomfort on a flight due to the pressure changes on the flight. Nasal congestion and pressure tend to be the worst in situations that involve allergies and pressure change. Make sure to use your allergy medication and nasal saline sprays if your allergies are acting up.
Answered 7/14/2018
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