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My allergy pills aren't working what should i do?
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Allergist can help: The most effective treatment for allergic rhinitis are the topical nasal steroid sprays. They are safe and effective, but require a prescription. Allergy pills are usually antihistamines and only block the effect of histamine. An allergist can assist in finding the trigger of the allergies and give advice on avoidance measures and other medications available.
Answered 2/13/2013
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