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Allergies and congestion when traveling, are there any remedies for this?
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Decongestants: If you suffer from respiratory allergies taking medication wile you travel may make you more comfortable. A strong decongestant such as afrin (oxymetazoline) used prior to flying helps to prevent severe ear/sinus pain. While away over the counter allergy meds such as zyrtec and Claritin should provide relief for you. If you use prescription allergy medications bring them along with you.
Answered 6/24/2014
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