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Allergy
Sneezing, itching and hives — control the reaction, find the trigger.
Seasonal allergic rhinitis flares with dust, pollen and construction dust. A non-sedating antihistamine taken daily through the season works better than taking one only on bad days.
A saline rinse clears allergens from the nose and reduces how much medicine you need. For persistent congestion, a steroid nasal spray is more effective than an antihistamine.
When to see a doctor
Seek emergency care for swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, difficulty breathing, or faintness after an exposure — that is anaphylaxis.
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