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A member asked:
My 5 year old son struggles badly with hay fever - especially at night time & in the mornings- he barely slept last night - what else, besides allergex, can i give in in the mornings & evening before bed? and something that is non-drowsy during day?
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Virtual consultation: A review of his allergy history, medications and possible triggers may be completed online. Avoid pollen by using a HEPA home filter unit, close windows and continue use of an antihistamine for children. Rinse nasal passages with saline and keep your home clean and dust free. He should also avoid smoke, mold and animal dander. Allergy testing may be indicated to identify other triggers.
Answered 2/5/2020
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