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SearchLet’s be real: Every season is allergy season. Luckily, our medical experts are here to help you do something about it. They share the information and advice you need to deal with all things allergic, from home remedies and symptom management to how to use an EpiPen.
The right choice for you depends on your symptoms, but options like nasal sprays and antihistamines can offer relief
Stress, tight clothing and even sunlight can cause this itchy condition
Treatment is tailored to you and may involve medications like antihistamines, corticosteroids or antidepressants
OTC medications, loose clothing, sun protection and other health habits can help manage flares
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Topical creams, oral antihistamines and some TLC for your skin can help relieve itchiness and boost recovery
When your allergies flare up depends on your location, immune health, personal triggers and more
Current evidence and medical guidelines say the flu vaccine is safe, even for those with egg allergies
Washing your sheets, rinsing your sinuses and running an air purifier are simple tricks for all-natural allergy relief
A variety of factors, including changes to your body as you age, may lead to new allergies later in life
OTC meds, rest, fluids and an anti-inflammatory diet can help you get through big and small weather changes
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