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This year I actually found a combination of allergy meds that works for me (yes combination, 1 just doesn't do it for me)
It's straight up bliss not having to wear a face mask for a couple months just to not die
Edit: Yes I consulted my doctor before doing multiple at a time. In fact the 2 I'm taking right now (Allegra and Flonase) were the 2 they recommended I try together.
You should check out Azelestine is you haven't already... Antihistamine straight to the brain! Well, okay, the nose. It's a really nice option.
I have to be careful with the antihistamines I use due to other medications I'm on and due to my job being operating heavy machinery
Basically if the side effect list includes drowsiness I can't take it
Azelistine has never, to my knowledge, made me drowsy. It's not taken in a pill - it's a spray. You shoot it right onto the problem area (if that area is the nose - though, there's eye drops I hear as well.)
This said, do absolutely consult a doctor if you can... BUT, this is actually an over-the-counter drug as of a few years ago. Easy to try if you can't afford the allergist. Maybe on your day off, if you can take it with the other(s). Google it, or ideally ask your doctor first.