From blue jeans buttons to lemons and limes, plenty of insidious household items can set off allergic reactions. Watch our slideshow to learn which 11 triggers might have you sniffling and sneezing.
April showers bring beautiful flowers—and allergies. If you don’t want to pop antihistamines all season to halt your hay fever, try a saline nasal rinse to get some temporary relief. Read More
Back to school, back to cooler nights, back to a sneeze-free life? Think again. Ragweed, late summer’s big offender, lingers well into fall. Plus, your house may be harboring a gang of other allergens—dust mites lurking in bedding and carpet, mold thriving on late-season humidity, beloved pets full of dander, not to mention cockroaches and mice ready to come in from the soon-to-be cold. Sounds like it’s a good time to fortify your germ defenses with these fall-cleaning tips from our allergy experts. Read More
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