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Does anyone know of an allergy med that doesn't have an antihistamine? |
I have seasonal allergies and want to treat them with an OTC medication. My problem is that medicines often have the opposite effects on me and anti-histamines knock me out. I've been taking benedryl at night and that helps me sleep, but I'm miserable during the day. When it's really bad I've taken Nyquil a couple of times, but that just leaves me light-headed. Any suggestions? Singulair is a prescription leukotriene inhibitor that has been recently used for the treatment of seasonal allergies. |
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