When the trees start to bloom, your allergies can come to life — medications, closing the windows and keeping clean can help
Symptoms can overlap and be hard to distinguish, but there are some telltale differences
Time of day, time of year and weather patterns can all make your allergies worse
Water, touch, sunlight, physical activity and cold are some of the rarest allergies
If allergies make your mornings a slog, consider closing the windows and showering at night
If allergies have you coughing and sniffling all night, try showering before bed, keeping the windows closed and propping your head up
Yes, ear pain can result from seasonal allergies, causing even more issues
Infections like sinusitis, colds, flu and COVID-19 can cause a fever, but allergies aren’t infections
Upper respiratory infections, seasonal allergies, excessive use or talking too loudly can make it difficult to speak
Sneezing, coughing and clear mucus shouldn’t be ignored
Yes, it’s safe for babies starting at about 9 months old and can help clear nasal mucus
Keeping their skin moisturized — and scratching at bay — is half the battle
Certain medicines and home remedies like ginger, honey and thyme can help calm a cough
Avoid allergens when you can, and clear up phlegm with home remedies and medications
Take care of your runny or stuffy nose by staying hydrated, using a humidifier and considering a medication
Focus on balanced meals, smart snacks, consistent eating and choice-driven conversations
SSRIs are the safest antidepressants to take in pregnancy — and pose less risk than unmanaged depression
As your body can’t make them, you must get the six essential nutrients — fats, carbs, protein, vitamins, minerals and water — from food and drink
The plant-based compound may boost brain health, protect bones and ease menopause symptoms
Pink eye usually refers to infectious conjunctivitis, which can look similar to allergies or other infections and eye conditions
Progesterone during pregnancy can cause clear, white or pale yellow discharge
This melon boosts your immune system and provides a wealth of antioxidants for eye health
Some medications may result in a few lost pounds, but weight gain is far more common