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Is it possible to cure allergies caused by pollen, dust, hay fever, etc. without getting an allergy shot every two weeks?
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No: You can help reduce your symptoms with avoidance and medications although allergy shots are really the only treatment option that can provide long term benefit even after stopping.
Answered 10/7/2013
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