As flowers bloom and temperatures climb, spring brings in allergy season for many. When sneezing, itchy eyes or sinus ...

An NHS doctor has warned specific people against using nasal sprays, warning that doing so could induce "horrible" symptoms. Nasal decongestants are widely sought after for those needing respite ...

It's always a good idea to try your best to avoid your allergy triggers, but that doesn't mean you have to hole up inside with a box of tissues. Parikh shares a few ways to get ahead of allergy season ...

Create a safe, effective fabric spray by combining a tablespoon of baking soda with 30 drops of essential oil (citrus oils like wild orange work particularly well) and two cups of distilled water ...

Nearly 1 in 5 people experience allergies during pregnancy, especially rhinitis (nasal inflammation) and asthma. Your allergies may get better, worse, or stay the same during pregnancy—each person and ...