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My seasonal allergies are generally upper respiratory. this year i have more systemic, mild anaphylactic-like symptoms. should i see an allergist?
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Worsening Allergies: Greetings. I think it is indeed a good idea to see your Allergist with your changing condition. Often times your Allergist can alter treatments or offer testing to see if offending triggers may be identified. Anaphylactic symptoms should never be taken lightly.
Answered 7/17/2015
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