Nearly 8 percent of Americans experience seasonal allergies. Seasonal allergies are less common in winter, but it’s possible to experience allergic rhinitis year-round. Different plants emit ...

“The vagina has a mucosal surface similar to the nose or eyes — and can be affected by allergens circulating in the body, as ...

Seasonal allergies can take effect at different times throughout the year depending on where you live. In September, weed plants will be at their peak pollen count.

It can also feel good to press a cold compress or ice pack against your eyes. Andreoli’s patients usually find that doing so ...

Allergy season survival guide: What to know and how to prepare 03:47. If your seasonal sneezing and other symptoms are worse this year, you're not alone — allergy sufferers are seeing (and ...

If you have seasonal allergies to ragweed, be aware that eating certain foods may trigger your symptoms. "This is the concept of oral allergy syndrome," Bassett says. It's a double-whammy, he says.

If you experience seasonal allergies, you're not alone. According to the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America, over 100 million people deal with allergic symptoms in a year. Reactions vary ...

— -- Question: Why are my seasonal allergy symptoms much worse in the morning, and what can I do to make it better? Answer: There's several reasons why symptoms may be worse in the morning ...

Seasonal allergies (also called seasonal allergic rhinitis or hay fever) occur when pollen in the air causes the body to release histamines, per the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology.

Seasonal allergies are reportedly getting worse year after year, and it's not a coincidence. Here's what's triggering them in Detroit.

Seasonal allergies are usually seen in the spring, summer and early fall and impact about 20% of children. It can include a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, watery eyes and more. Dr. Danielle ...