Allergies - Management
Even if you shower every night and sleep alone, you're not the only one messing up your bed... here's why (and how) to keep it clean.
Five clues to help you figure it out.
What the latest research says about children’s allergies and eczema.
Are you sabotaging your health because of these assumptions?
Your guide to the most common allergy terms.
What to do--and what not to do--in these urgent situations.
Stay safe by following these guidelines.
Suffering from allergies triggered by your pet? Don t give away Mittens or Fido just yet. Read on for ways to minimize your symptoms.
Is pollen a problem for you? Here are some strategies to help you cope.
True allergies which can be life threatening are often confused with less serious food sensitivities. Learn about the differences.
Histamines are an important part of our immune systems, but when they overreact, they can cause serious harm.
Don't let your child feel like a food allergy is holding them back. Learn how to be the advocate they need with these key strategies.
Read on for smart ways to safeguard your health and still be a gracious guest.
When a medical condition means you or a loved one must change how you eat, it feels overwhelming. Start here.
If you depend on epinephrine auto-injectors in the case of a severe allergic reaction, know there are new treatments available.
Gluten can lurk where you'd least expect it. Arm yourself with knowledge when it comes to these four common foods.
From annoying seasonal allergies to life-threatening reactions, here s what you need to know.
If you're ignoring these eight guidelines, your allergy symptoms may not have the opportunity to improve.
If you're prone skin reactions and can't figure out why, you may be allergic or sensitive to common products you use every day.
Allergy questions are nothing to sneeze at. Here, we answer six common concerns.
Pressure in your sinuses is nothing to sneeze at. And when it's accompanied by pain and foul-smelling nasal discharge, it could mean something more.
You love your pet. But what happens if your significant other can't set foot in your home without coughing or sneezing? Don't let allergies end your relationship. Read on for ways to solve the problem.
Chronic fatigue syndrome is a complicated condition distinguished by fatigue that isn't relieved by rest. Does this sound familiar?
Limiting gluten in your diet can be beneficial if you have celiac disease, but others simple avoid it in order to drop pounds. Gluten-free diets are hot, but there are some drawbacks.
If, every fall, you lose a lot of locks, you could simply be experiencing seasonal hair loss. It's nothing to worry about, except if you notice a few other things.
Symptoms of lactose intolerance and an allergic reaction to milk are different. Here's how to tell them apart and what it means for you if you have to forgo dairy products for either reason.
Children who live on dairy farms and drink unpasteurized milk appear to have immunity against asthma and allergies. New findings help identify why this is the case.
One simple step will help reduce allergy symptoms: Removing your clothes when you come in from outside. Here's why.
For many, sinusitis means uncomfortable symptoms that may require the right treatment to overcome.
If you re at risk of having a life-threatening reaction to something you eat or drink, a new cell phone device and app is about to make your life a lot easier.