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Is it possible for throat to close up a tiny bit because seasonal allergies?
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Yes and no: Most of the time the throat symptoms in seasonal allergies are due to postnasal drip but occasionally there can be actual swelling of the throat with severe allergies.
Answered 7/11/2013
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