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A member asked:
How do you know if you should treat for seasonal allergies or the common cold? so many of the symptoms are the same.
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True: Your seasonal allergies tend to recur, are some how predictable, the course is much longer than just common colds, please see your doctor, or see an allergist, check aaaai.org or acaai.org for an allergist in your area, good luck
Answered 2/21/2015
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