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Is Your Allergy Med Making You Gain Weight?

By Derrick DeSilva Jr., M.D., Community Insider -- Published: December 20, 2011

Do you suffer from seasonal allergies - especially when the pollen count is high? If so, it turns out your weight may be suffering as well!

Women who take prescription antihistamines are an average of 10 pounds heavier than those who don’t. TEN POUNDS!

Experts propose that the medications may interfere with histamine’s role in reducing your appetite and increasing calorie burn. So, if you suddenly pack on the pounds when you start your prescription, you may want to have a talk with your healthcare provider about some alternative options!

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