Is It Better to Take Allergy Meds in the Morning or Night? Allergist Reveals Answer

TODAY.com·Mar 13

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Allergy medications and their effectiveness are being discussed, with some outlets exploring why they may stop working for some individuals. The timing of taking allergy meds, such as morning or night, is also being considered. Additionally, there are questions about interactions between different medications, as well as potential alternative uses for allergy meds, such as for perimenopause symptoms.

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