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Ease Your Allergies Action Plan


*Sneezing, wheezing and sniffling. Itchy rashes and hives. Sound familiar? You may be one of the 50 million Americans who suffer from allergies. Try our Ease Your Allergies Action Plan to find relief soon.

 



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Understand allergies


Are you allergy-smart?
Take this quiz to see how much you know about the different types of allergies and what triggers them.
Know the symptoms
From coughing to watery eyes, here are the allergy warning signs to watch for.
Is it just a cold?
Colds and allergies have similar symptoms. Pinpoint the source of your suffering with our quiz.
Keep tabs on your attacks
Learn how to gather the clues to help your doctor make a proper diagnosis.

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Avoid your triggers

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