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Have taken allegra, claritin, (loratadine) and zyrtec to help with my allergies this season. none of them have relieved my symptoms. any other otc for relief?

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Nasalcrom (cromolyn): Over the counter options include Nasalcrom nasal spray . Some people find neil med sinus rinses are helpful as well. Others find that Allegra d or zyrtec d pills can help. If these do not help see your doctor to get some prescription nose sprays

Answered 4/4/2015

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