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Allergies and congestion when traveling. need some remedies please?
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Much available: Antihistamines are available without a prescription in the us. When an antihistamine is combined with a decongestant [claritin-d for example] nasal congestion can be relieved. Breathe right nasal strips can help decrease nasal congestion and are a non-medicine way of mild relief. For very severe nasal congestion, a few days of oxymetazoline (afrin) nasal spray can help, but don't use too long!
Answered 12/10/2013
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