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81. Can I Manage Allergies With Over-the-Counter Drugs?
    

    You can go to your doctor for allergy treatment, but you may want to try over-the-counter allergy medicine first. Many people find that non-prescription allergy medicine helps their allergy symptoms.

82. Which Allergies Do Shots Work For?
    

    Allergy shots don't work for all kinds of allergies. They help for some kinds of allergies better than others.

83. How Does Stress Affect Allergies?
    

    It doesn't cause allergies, but stress can make your allergy symptoms worse.

84. What Causes Allergies?
    

    Learn more about common allergy triggers and what happens in the body during an allergic reaction.

85. Tree Pollen Allergy
    

    Tree pollen is a common allergy trigger. Here are the trees that cause the most problems and how you can keep your tree pollen allergy symptoms under control.

86. Summer Allergies
    

    Spring and Fall aren't the only time for seasonal allergies. Learn more about summer allergies from the experts at WebMD.

87. Natural Allergy Remedies
    

    Looking to ease your allergy symptoms? Find out about natural allergy treatments like acupuncture, butterbur, neti pots, and honey.

88. Ragweed Allergy
    

    If your allergies flare in late summer or early fall, you may be allergic to ragweed. Here's information about symptoms, treatment, and how you can avoid your triggers.

89. Skin Testing for Outdoor Allergies
    

    If you sneeze and sniffle and you think it's because of pollen or mold, you may need allergy skin testing to be sure.

90. Outdoor Allergies in Kids
    

    If you child is coughing and sneezing, it may not be a cold. Outdoor allergies may be to blame.

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