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Flovent Diskus - can symbicort and flovent help with allergies if you do not have copd or asthma?
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- 27 Jun 2010 by mouse1
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- flovent, flovent diskus, symbicort, asthma, allergies, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
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Marvell8 Jul 2010
If the allergies manifest as hayfever symptoms (rhinitis) then it is unlikely that inhalers will work to relieve it. You will need nasal anti-hayfever medicines or orally antihistamines. If the allergies manifest as itch, rash, etc., then you will need to take oral medicine.
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