Allergic rhinitis is often mistaken for a cold. Here’s how to tell the difference and why newer-generation antihistamines may help relieve symptoms with less risk of drowsiness.
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Allergic rhinitis is often mistaken for a cold. Here’s how to tell the difference and why newer-generation antihistamines may help relieve symptoms with less risk of drowsiness.
Many cases of allergic rhinitis remain undermanaged, even though antihistamines can help control symptoms. (Photos: Shutterstock)
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