Traveling with allergies can be challenging. However, with suitable preparation, awareness, and safely packing ample medication, a person can avoid allergy symptoms and enjoy their vacation. Allergies ...

Whether it’s a rogue sneeze on your morning walk or an annoyingly itchy throat crashing your Zoom call, it seems like allergy season sneaks up on its unsuspecting victims, year after year. All of a ...

That innocent-looking allergy pill promising to rescue you from the pollen apocalypse might be doing more than just drying up your runny nose. While you’re focused on stopping the sneezing marathon, ...

Experts say you can also reduce outdoor allergens entering your home by sealing gaps around doors, windows, vents and ducts. "Using things like weather strips under doors and making sure all the ...

Fall allergies in Mississippi often follow the uneven path of how long it takes summertime weather to finally blend into fall ...

Every allergy medication has its pros and cons. Here’s what to know. Credit...Amanda Hakan for The New York Times Supported by By Simar Bajaj Q: My allergist says that Benadryl isn’t safe. What’s the ...

If your allergies have come back with a vengeance this year, experts say there are natural ways you can calm them from the comfort of your home. Anna Gragert (she/her/hers) was previously the ...

Fall means back-to-school, football season, changing leaves — and for many people, another round of seasonal allergies. No matter the season, allergy symptoms are the same: a runny or stuffy nose, ...

Church & Dwight Co. Inc. has issued a recall of several products under its umbrella, including allergy, cold, and teething medications from Zicam and Orajel. The recall is due to microbial ...