Drowsiness can be a side effect of inflammation, disrupted sleep and, sometimes, your allergy medicine
Changes in your immune system, environment and exposure can all cause allergy symptoms to fade with time
The research is mixed, but experts agree: The risks outweigh the benefits
Keeping your windows closed, showering before bed and using OTC allergy meds may help keep summer sniffles at bay
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The photic sneeze reflex is a surprisingly common reaction to bright lights
The right choice for you depends on your symptoms, but options like nasal sprays and antihistamines can offer relief
Treatment is tailored to you and may involve medications like antihistamines, corticosteroids or antidepressants
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
A variety of factors, including changes to your body as you age, may lead to new allergies later in life
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