Allergies can also contribute to sinus inflammation. Exposure to pollen, dust mites, mold, and other allergens may cause swelling in the nasal passages and increase mucus production. When drainage ...

If there’s one question servers absolutely have to ask at every table, it’s the one checking in on diners’ allergies. This is ...

Illinois lawmakers proposed a bill this year that would require the state to track alpha-gal syndrome cases but the bill did ...

Dr. Rita Kachru, MD, an allergy and immunology doctor with UCLA Health, says that sleeping with the window open can also lead to experiencing worse allergy symptoms in the morning. She says that ...

Corticosteroids creams or lotions are commonly prescribed to reduce inflammation that causes facial redness. They’re also the main ingredient in popular nasal sprays that aim to combat inflammatory ...

Fall is here. The mornings are cooler, leaves are beginning to change, and for many of us, another familiar visitor is ...

Fall allergy season overlaps with cold and flu season in Kentucky, making this a challenging time of year. Knowing how allergies differ from viral respiratory infections, such as colds and ...

Halloween can be one of the riskiest times of the year for children and adults with food allergies. Six of the top allergens are frequently found in Halloween candy and treats. In addition to peanuts ...

A cross-algorithm analysis of public nasal-tissue data identified TNFSF14 and CD83 as a two-gene panel that distinguished allergic-rhinitis samples from controls, while computational immune profiling ...

As temperatures begin to drop across the Lowcountry, residents may find themselves dealing with more sneezing, congestion and runny noses. But experts say cooler weather ...

From fall allergies to histamine intolerance, an Atlanta allergist breaks down how histamine works and cautions against ...

Eosinophilic esophagitis may involve immune reactions to foods and environmental allergens. Learn about EoE triggers, ...