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Simple at-home solutions, like doing pursed lip breathing and drinking a warm beverage, can often bring immediate relief
Checking the weather, pollen counts and air quality can help you avoid asthma triggers
Drowsiness is a side effect of inflammation, disrupted sleep and, sometimes, your allergy medicine
Preservative-free lubricating drops, a humidifier, sunglasses and preventive medications can help with dry eyes, no matter the season
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When the trees start to bloom, your allergies can come to life — medications, closing the windows and keeping clean can help
Yes, ear pain can result from seasonal allergies, causing even more issues
Dry air and acid reflux are just two of the many possible causes of your scratchy throat
Autumn allergens typically begin to bloom — and release their pesky pollen — around August
Infections like sinusitis, colds, flu and COVID-19 can cause a fever, but allergies aren’t infections
Avoid allergens when you can, and clear up phlegm with home remedies and medications
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