A combination of timely interventions now and proactive protocols next winter can benefit patients who experience exacerbated symptoms at certain times of the year.

Those headaches that keep flaring up during the spring could actually be due to allergies, even if you have no other symptoms ...

Americans spend about $3 billion a year on pollen-related medical costs, including for prescription medications.

Seasonal changes and climate change can impact the allergy season, Dr. James Baldwin said. Baldwin is the Chief of the ...

Thanks to pollen and other tiny particles that cause inflammation, seasonal allergies have arrived -- and there's reason to ...

Spring is a miserable season for those with seasonal allergies. There are effective drug- and non-drug measures that can ...

Pollen counts are high across Michigan, especially in the western and northern regions. Tree pollen is prevalent in spring, ...

Use over-the-counter medicines like pain relievers, antihistamines, decongestants, or nasal sprays. Try a saline nasal rinse or spray. Take steam or hot showers to help loosen mucus and make it ...

Antihistamines (cetirizine or loratadine ... best taken at least one month before the hay fever season starts." A nasal spray can be effective in controlling congestion and stuffiness.

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So, what can you use instead? Saline nasal sprays or rinses can help flush out irritants and moisturise the nasal passages without causing rebound congestion. Oral antihistamines and oral ...

So, what can you use instead? Saline nasal sprays or rinses can help flush out irritants and moisturise the nasal passages without causing rebound congestion. Oral antihistamines and oral ...