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What do you recommend for seasonal allergies?
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Few of them: You can use steroid nasal spray so called Fluticasone. From otc antihistamines you can take Zyrtec. You can also see an allergy specialist who can pinpoint the allergens that you are allergic to and immunize you agaist that allergens.
Answered 8/28/2018
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