Which allergy medicine is right for you?
Seasonal allergy treatments come in many forms—pills, liquids, nasal sprays, and eye drops.
No known medicine can cure allergies. However, allergy treatments can relieve the symptoms that make you miserable.
Your doctor can help you decide what treatment is right for you.
ANTIHISTAMINES
Blocking histamine—a chemical that is largely responsible for the misery of seasonal allergies—is a good way to provide rapid symptom relief. Antihistamines, however, do not address inflammation that occurs in the nasal passages as a result of allergy irritation.
NASAL STEROIDS
Used to prevent and lessen the inflammation that comes with allergies, these widely available sprays do not block histamine.
DECONGESTANTS
By shrinking the blood vessels in your nose, this group of medicines can temporarily relieve congestion and stuffed sinuses.
LEUKOTRIENE BLOCKERS
These blockers treat symptoms by targeting one of the many chemicals involved in an allergic reaction.
ALLERGY SHOTS
After tests determine which triggers are causing an individual to suffer, regular shots can sometimes reduce the allergic response.
Prescription Dymista offers fast and long-lasting relief✱—with every dose.
Patients 12 years and older may get relief in as little as 30 minutes vs. placebo. Relief of seasonal nasal allergy symptoms was experienced by patients over the course of a 2-week study.

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