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My 1 year old daughter nose is stuffy from seasonal allergies how long should i give her, her allergy medicine before her nose is not stuffy?
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Allergy: The grass and tree allergies usually end about the middle of june. I would continue the allergy medicine until then.
Answered 5/22/2013
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