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A member asked:
Awful depending on the breed. are there any quick fixes to allergic reactions that i can try without a prescription?
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Saline rinse: Aside from avoidance, washing out your nasal passages a couple of times daily may be helpful. Otc antihistamine +/- decongestant taken prior to exposure may also work well. An otc nasal steroid may be available soon and this will likely work the best but needs to be taken regularly.
Answered 8/5/2013
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