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What can i do to treat my allergy symptoms?
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Allergy treatment: Allergy treatment involves avoidance of the allergen whenever possible, medication to manage symptoms and in some instances allergy shots to help develop tolerance to unavoidable airborne allergens or stinging insects.
Answered 7/18/2013
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