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I've heard you can get allergy shots without actually getting a shot. is that what allergy drops are for?
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Yes: There are several studies going on, on sublingual immunotherapy, which is allergy drops and recently a grass allergy pill was approved. The drops are not fda approved yet. Some allergists prescribe them, consult an allergist in your area for best advice according to your allergies.
Answered 3/26/2013
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