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Originally Posted by Ford Prefect
I tried the prescription drugs during my worst years, but they were as bad as the allergies themselves, leaving me drowsy and impaired. Have the drug companies overcome those side effects yet?
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I don't know but I doubt it. Some of them still say to only take one or two tablets a day. I haven't taken one in a long time myself. I'm sure the warning lables mention not to drive after taking a pill and things of that nature.
But I just posted what I did because I've seen a few people really suffer with allergies in a terrible way and anyone who does should get the proper help. It's just a brutal thing to have to deal with but there are better treatment options available and a lot of people aren't even aware of that fact. Claritin, Reactine, etc are just temporary solutions to a permanent problem for most people and eventually, your body will build up an immunity to those drugs. Going to see a specialist and getting the shots you need is the only way to get a long-term result.