Headache? Stuffy nose? Sneezing? With spring swiftly approaching, the beginning of allergy season is in full swing. If you're among the nearly 30% of Americans who experience seasonal allergies, you ...

The Calgary Eyeopener's medical contributor says it can be difficult to tell the difference between a cold and allergies, but there are a few telling signs. You have allergies if... Your symptoms last ...

ST. LOUIS — Grass and tree pollen levels in the St. Louis region are on the rise. If you suffer from allergies, you’re likely all too familiar with the sneezing, runny nose, congestion, and watery ...

It's that dreaded time of the year again: spring allergy season. As pollen moves through the air this spring, many people experience an allergic reaction. But that reaction can seem very similar to ...

When it comes to spring allergies and catching a cold, the symptoms overlap so much that it can be difficult to know which condition has you reaching for the box of tissues. Both cause sneezing, ...

When spring or fall is in the air, so is pollen, the powdery plant substance that triggers seasonal allergies for tens of millions of Americans. But if you’re sneezing and your nose is running it can ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - With school back in session and the seasons changing, it can be difficult to tell whether you’re dealing with a cold or allergies. But according to Cleveland Clinic allergist, ...

As temperatures rise, flowers bloom and viruses continue to circulate, it can be challenging to tell whether it’s the last gasps of cold season or if allergy season springs anew. Both have similar ...

A change of seasons can cause sniffles, coughing and congestion that keep your child home from school or child care. How can you figure out whether they have a nasal allergy or the common cold? It's ...

When I woke up, I felt fine. However, by noon, one side of my nose was stuffed up. And by dinnertime, I had a full-blown, eye ...

Jane Mwikali is experiencing a runny and blocked nose resulting in difficulty breathing. This is partly caused by the current and ever changing weather pattern caused by unpredictable climate change.