Yes: Yes. In people with chronic allergies involving the nose and upper respiratory tract, lethargy is a common complaint. This may be due to sleep disturbance associated with nasal obstruction or just a part of the allergic process. Treating the allergies with non-sedating antihistamines and/or prescription nasal sprays can be very helpful in improving all the symptoms including the lethargy.
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Sure: Allergies are a derangement of the immune system which can make people feel very lethargic especially if symptoms are not well controlled.
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