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My allergy pill doesn't seem to be working. i took two 10 mg zyrtec (cetirizine) this morning and i am still sneezing. should i change my meds?
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Allergies: Maybe it isn't allergies...Or maybe it is. Otc allergy pills are not terribly effective. See an allergist for testing and start with salt water washes twice daily. Nasal sprays (prescription not otc) are much more effective.
Answered 4/30/2018
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