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What are some of the common types of medicine use by means of injection to treat nasal allergy?
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Usually oral: Most meds to treat allergy are oral and consist of antihistamines, steroid and antihistamine nasal sprays, and if those are not effective allergy shots of the things you react to on allergy testing. See an allergist.
Answered 2/17/2013
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