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My five year old is suffering from seasonal allergies (fall elm and

mold, presumably). He is itchy all over, particularly his eyes, has

dark circles under the eyes, and is sneezing. I have been doing a

natural antihistamine prescribed by a N.D., but am considering going to

a stronger prescription-only drug. Any possible side effects or

objections? I'm considering pediatric Claritin or Zyrtec.

Thanks,

Yerly

Austin, TX

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I recommend zyrtec. It works better for everyone in my family than

claritin.

(also in Austin and feeling the effect of fall elm)

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> My five year old is suffering from seasonal allergies (fall elm and

> mold, presumably). He is itchy all over, particularly his eyes, has

> dark circles under the eyes, and is sneezing. I have been doing a

> natural antihistamine prescribed by a N.D., but am considering going to

> a stronger prescription-only drug. Any possible side effects or

> objections? I'm considering pediatric Claritin or Zyrtec.

>

> Thanks,

> Yerly

> Austin, TX

>

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For my money I'd rather do homeopathy any day. It's worked wonders on

my allergies and is addressing all my other health issues at one whack.

Wouldn't dream of doing it any other way now that I'm going this way.

You have to go to someone really good though! We see Dr. Luc de

Schepper. He is in S. California but we only need to go once a year,

and he's in a very beautiful place to visit. Good luck!

Burton

twocomebackkids wrote:

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> I recommend zyrtec. It works better for everyone in my family than

> claritin.

>

> (also in Austin and feeling the effect of fall elm)

>

>

> >

> > My five year old is suffering from seasonal allergies (fall elm and

> > mold, presumably). He is itchy all over, particularly his eyes, has

> > dark circles under the eyes, and is sneezing. I have been doing a

> > natural antihistamine prescribed by a N.D., but am considering going to

> > a stronger prescription-only drug. Any possible side effects or

> > objections? I'm considering pediatric Claritin or Zyrtec.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Yerly

> > Austin, TX

> >

>

>

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