Talking to Your Doctor

To get the most out of your doctor visit, be prepared. Most doctors are very busy, so to make the most of your time together, think about the questions you have, and the information your doctor may need from you in advance.

Whether this is your first visit or a regular checkup, be ready to discuss your nasal allergies and overall health. For example, make a list of the nasal allergy symptoms you're experiencing and what triggers them (if you know), the types and dosages of prescription and over-the-counter medicines you take for your nasal allergies and other conditions, and any changes to your medical history since your last visit.

For more help preparing for your visit, review these sections:

Questions to Ask Your Doctor

Get suggested questions to ask your doctor, and add your own, so you'll remember all the topics you wanted to discuss.

Seeing an Allergist

An allergist, as the name suggests, is a doctor who specializes in allergies and their treatment. Learn more about these specialists and what they offer.

Symptom and Treatment Questionnaire

This checklist can help you answer specific questions your doctor or allergist may ask about your nasal allergy symptoms, and your experience with nasal allergy medications.

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