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Let’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.
Eye drops, cold compresses and a shower before bed can make all the difference
Not necessarily, but reading labels can help you avoid allergen-containing ingredients
Early exposure to peanuts may prevent the development of an allergy
Every season comes with its own set of allergens
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Most antihistamines are OK, but avoid decongestants for at least the first trimester
Using a saline solution, they help relieve sinus pressure and remove excessive mucus
Time of day, time of year and weather patterns can all make your allergies worse
Although allergic reactions are usually mild, taking your meds and avoiding exercise can help
It can help reduce exposure to allergens, but don't expect it to solve allergy or asthma issues
Vacuum (a lot), wipe pets down (often) and (always) keep them out of your bed!
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