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Are there any long term effects of taking allergy medications?
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Allergy meds: Allergies are generally chronic or at least recurrent conditions. Most allergy medications are safe if taken as directed even if for long periods of time. Anyone with other medical conditions or who takes other medications should check with their doctor about the long term use of allergy medicine.
Answered 12/27/2018
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