Allergies - Videos

Food Allergies Have Increased Over the Past Decade

CDC Researchers say new cases of reported food allergies increased by 18% over the past fifteen years.

Allrgy Migraines Could Be Relieved With Allergy Shots

Along with major allergies usually comes major headaches. Nasal sprays and allergy shots could help relieve migraines.

Some Tips for Sufferers of Holiday Allergies

Tips for people with holiday allergies.

Staying In School Could Help Improve Asthma

Staying in school could improve asthma symptoms.

Allergy Fix

A simple, quick office procedure called turbinate coblation could be the answer for those who suffer from allergies.

Children and Food Allergies

When Kyle Ray goes to school... He not only grabs his backpack... But a lifesaving allergy pack which includes a double dose of epinephrine...something he's had to use twice.

Swimming Pools Could Cause A Risk For Allergies

Chlorinated pools may increase the risk for allergies.

Snot Can Ruin Your Sex Life

It's pretty difficult to sound sexy when you're all stuffed up. A new study finds your sex life is likely to suffer when you have nasal allergies.

Wheezing During a Cold Could Be a Signal For Asthma

Children who wheeze when they have a common cold early in life are more likely to develop asthma.

If you've got allergies -- even a walk in the park -- is no walk in the park. Kirk Byrom spent years suffering with severe allergies to grass and trees. But he's doing better now -- after trying a treatment that's gaining in popularity.

Allergy Season

Sesame Seeds May Be As Much of a Food Allergen as Peanuts

A growing body of evidence shows sesame seeds are emerging as one of the most common food allergies.

Allergy Shots: How Does Immunotherapy Work?

Immunotherapy or allergy shots, is one of the most effective treatments available to allergy sufferers. Learn how allergy shots work, and who should and should not get them.

The Importance of Sticking to your Allergy Medications

If you're on medications to control your allergies, but you don't take them consistantly, your symptoms may end up getting a lot worse.

The Flu - You Don't Have to Take it Lying Down

The flu vaccine is not foolproof. Even if you get the shot, you might still come down with the flu, but there are ways to fight back.

When You're Allergic to the Pet You Love

If you're allergic to your pet, you're not alone. one out of every ten pet owners in the United States is allergic to an animal they love.

When New Allergies Strike at an Unexpected Time

Allergies don't just appear during childhood. Adults can suddenly develop common symptoms too.

Why the Flu is Not Just a Bad Cold

The flu is not a just a bad cold. It's a serious illness that causes 200,000 hospitalizations and 36,000 deaths a year. So it's important to recognize flu symptoms.

Seasonal and Chronic Allergies

For some people, allergy season can last all year long. Listen in as experts describe the differences between seasonal and chronic allergies.

The Flu - An Ounce of Prevention Equals a Pound of Cure

Getting a flu vaccine is the best way to protect yourself from influenza.

Springtime Allergies

Most people look forward to spring, but not those with springtime allergies. Often they can feel foggy, fuzzy and fatigued. Still, there are many ways to help control symptoms. Learn how to tackle all that sniffling and sneezing and keep a clear head.

Is it a Cold or an Allergy?

Immunotherapy or allergy shots, is one of the most effective treatments available to allergy sufferers. Learn how allergy shots work, and who should and should not get them.