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| There are lots of allergy treatment options for seasonal and environmental allergies, but as of 2016 there is no treatment to prevent or cure food allergies. Promising new developments are under medical trial and medical research continues to increase but there is nothing you can buy off the shelve or ask your doctor for. Anaphylaxis Allergy The prescription epineprhine is used as a first aid emergency shot to help stop severe allergic reactions from escalating but it is not a treatment that will cure allergies. Allergy Medications If you have any severe allergies to foods, coloring, or latex always consult your doctor before buying over the counter medications. Many antihistamines and decongestants could hurt more than help. For example, when buying Benadryl, make sure to read the labels carefully since many of the tablets contain cassein which is a milk protein and if you have severe allergies to milk it could trigger a severe reaction. Medications for mild allergy symptoms such as hay fever or hives The most common treatment is antihistamine. A natural treatment to help calm the itchy allergic rash is to apply cold compresses and many doctors recommend hydrocortisone creams. |
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