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10 Important Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Allergies

Newly Diagnosed with Allergies

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  1. What am I allergic to?
  2. What are my treatment options?
  3. Will I need to take prescription drugs? If so, for how long?
  4. Are there any supplements or over-the-counter drugs I should or shouldn't take?
  5. Would allergyshots work for me? If so, how often and for how long will I need to get them?
  6. Should I carry an EpiPen with me?
  7. Should I wear a MedicAlert medallion or bracelet?
  8. What steps can I take to allergy-proof my home?
  9. I don't want to get rid of my pet, but I'm allergic. What can I do?
  10. Are there any clinical trials I could participate in?

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Reviewed on June 19, 2008
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