If your allergies peak when the leaves start dropping, you’re not alone.
Spring is beautiful — unless you’re battling watery eyes and runny noses. Here’s how to ease symptoms naturally.
If you suffer from seasonal allergies this time of the year, you’re not alone. Allergens affect more than 50 million Americans each year. Dee Gouveia, a 48-year-old teacher in Heath, Texas, is one of ...
It’s allergy season for most Americans and Rite Aid is rolling out an ad campaign to reach consumers who are looking for medications and products to alleviate their symptoms. The Ease the Sneeze ...
DES MOINES, Iowa – Early fall pollen counts for allergens like grass, trees, and especially ragweed are up. From itchy eyes to runny noses, these allergens can cause a variety of pesky symptoms. Yet, ...
GREENSBORO, N.C. — While a weekend cooldown and rain are providing some temporary relief, seasonal allergy sufferers are already feeling pollen's impact. Sneezing, itching and watery eyes are just ...
Does your nose get stuffy and do your eyes start to itch each spring … or sometimes each fall … or both? If you’re sneezing, sniffling, dripping and frequently clearing your throat, you could be ...
Allergies tend to flare up in the spring and fall, but they don’t hibernate in the winter. As the cold weather forces people to spend more time inside, indoor allergens can become problematic. Dust ...
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Sneezing already? Warmer weather is triggering a longer allergy season
Metro Atlanta recorded its highest pollen count of the year so far last week, making lots of people start to sneeze and ...
After a series of warmer-than-usual March days, many Oklahomans are dealing with dreaded seasonal allergies. Here's everything you need to know about the tree pollens currently causing allergies, and ...
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