Allergies

Pollen season isn’t the only time allergies can disrupt your day to day. Read more about what could be the cause of your allergy symptoms.

Ever Wondered Why Everyone Sneezes So Differently?

We only have so much control over our “achoos.”

Your sneezing and itchy throat might not be due to allergies. Here are some health conditions that can be mistaken...

Allergists share their best tips on how to manage seasonal allergies, from getting rid of mold to reducing...

Allergists reveal how they manage to control their allergies, from stocking up on meds to doing laundry on a...

Here's why you may want to consider taking a supplement this spring.

Those who get tummy problems from milk usually write it off to lactose intolerance, but could A1 protein be the...

To find the best wine for your lifestyle, registered dietitians share tips and tricks for navigating the wine list.

Turns out, a bit of peanut butter a day could keep the allergies away.

If you suffer from spring allergies take a look at your plate: Some foods can make allergies worse. Surprised? Here’s...

Skin experts reveal how your makeup routine can help mask common allergy symptoms, from a red, itchy nose to...

Planning a weekend getaway during allergy season can be tricky, since allergens and pollen counts vary from place to place.

Sometimes diagnosis of a food allergy is straightforward, but it can also be less specific, and require medical tests. Here...

Peanuts were once considered perfectly normal party fare, but today, most are well aware they could trigger lethal allergic reactions...

When it comes to allergies, spring gets the big headlines. Pollen from flowering trees and other flora bombards people’s immune

1. Don't spend blindly on over-the-counter medications. There are tons of allergy medications available at the store, some of which

The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) and its allergist members, doctors who are experts at diagnosing and

Over-the-counter allergy medication can really take a toll on your wallet, especially in tough economic times. The best defense is

Are allergy symptoms keeping you awake at night? Here's how to get a comfortable night's sleep.

Do you ever wake up in the middle of the night with an attack of hay fever or pollen asthma?

The Allergist. The news is good. In the past, antihistamines made people drowsy, but newer ones (loratadine, fexofenadine and cetirizine)

People are rarely allergic to the things that make up a house — that is, the paint, wood, steel, plastic,