No one wants to see their kid struggling through every allergy season, but what to do? An allergist offers advice.
Allergies
Why Do You Sneeze When You Look at the Sun?
Learn why the sun causes certain people to sneeze, sometimes repeatedly — and sometimes even in the dead of winter!
Allergies Don’t Cause a Fever — At Least, Not Directly
Allergies don’t cause fevers, but they can make it more likely for you to get sick with contagious diseases that could cause fever. An allergist explains.
This Is Why Your Nasal Spray Stopped Working (and What To Do About It)
When you’re all stuffed up, a nasal spray can help. But if you’re using a decongestant spray, you need to know how to avoid “rebound congestion.”
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Relief When Allergies Give You a Sore Throat
A sore throat is one of the chief complaints for people with allergies. Learn how you can lower your exposure to allergens and find relief with home remedies and medications.
Could There Be a Cure for Peanut Allergies in Children?
A treatment program for peanut-allergic preschoolers and babies has proven effective at helping children overcome their food allergy. Find out more about this life-changing — and perhaps life-saving — outcome.
Warning Label: The Big 9 of Food Allergens
Nine foods are responsible for more than 90% of food-related allergic reactions. Find out what’s on the list.
Cure the Burn With These Home Remedies for Your Itchy Eyes
An ophthalmologist explains which home remedies can help when your eyes are itchy, red and burning from allergies.
Are Natural Skin Care Products Actually Better for Your Skin?
When you opt for “natural” skin care products, you feel confident that you’re using ingredients that’ve been deemed safe for your skin. But it turns out, that’s not always the case.
Taste Test: When Can Babies Have Peanut Butter?
Want to help your child avoid a peanut allergy? The key may be introducing them to the food early, even when they’re as young as 4 months old. Our allergists explain.
