Taking action early — even before you notice symptoms — can make it easier to manage your spring allergies.

When shopping for allergy medications, skip diphenhydramine and phenylephrine in the pharmacy aisle and opt for nasal steroids, second-generation antihistamines, and normal saline instead.

I spoke with allergists to find out what we can do to reduce allergies before May -- the worst month for allergy sufferers.

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