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I take Costco's loratadine nightly. It's called AllerClear. Same formula as Claritin, but you get 300 pills for under $20.

It probably isn't as effective as Benadryl or Sudafed, but it keeps my allergies (and the subsequent sinus infections) at bay, so that's kind of double duty.

I take an AD called Cymbalta that works really well for neuropathy.

Does anyone know about using Histamine Patches for MS? Seems directly contradictory.
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