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9 weeks pregnant. allergies prior to pregnancy but cannot take any medication. salene spray does not work. hectic nose bleeds. what can i do?
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Ok to use meds: Continue to use saline spray and a humidifier at night can also help. It is also safe to use over the counter allergy medication such as claritin or allegra during pregnancy
Answered 2/28/2018
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