Question:
In the 80's I moved to Phoenix Arizona for 8 years. I began to have
seasonal allergies (testing showed Olive trees and Burrow bush). I
used to get an injection of Kenalog(?), which seemed to help. I did
not choose to get allergy shots.
In 1988 I moved to Florida and the allergies went away.
I am moving back to Phoenix soon. My question is; what are the odds
that I will still be allergic? Is it possible to "grow out" of a
seasonal allergy? And does Claritan work well with seasonal allergies?
Answer:
About 100%. In other words, you will still be allergic.
Is it possible to "grow out" of a seasonal allergy?
Yes, if you are living with the allergen. And does Claritan work well with seasonal allergies?
Claritin was designed for allergies. It never worked
for me, but a lot of people consider it a miracle drug.
It is certainly worth trying a prescription. - I had no luck with Claritin but Zyrtec works great for me.
