How to Treat Nighttime Allergies

Allergy symptoms don't go away just because the sun sets. In fact, most people experience worse allergies at night. But you don't have to take your nighttime allergy symptoms lying down. If you find yourself wondering, “Why are my allergies worse at night?” then take a look below to see what you can do to be greater than your allergies. Day and night.

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