Using a steroid nasal spray the wrong way can cause side effects, so always follow product instructions. Be sure to tell your healthcare provider about all conditions you have and drugs you take, so ...

Staying indoors when pollen levels are high – or on dry, windy days, can help reduce sneezing and congestion. So can various medications.

According to health experts, including those from the German Allergy and Asthma Association (DAAB), regular use of saline rinses can help thin mucus, enabling better drainage and reducing nasal ...

Seasonal allergies also increase the risk of developing sinus and ear infections and increase the risk of asthma. Strategies to manage symptoms include medications, limiting exposure to pollen and ...

In fact the damage was down to the repeated use of nasal decongestants ... in my nostrils if I didn’t use the spray,’ he says. ‘It gave instant relief, but I needed it more and more.’ ...

Here's how to know if your symptoms are allergy-related or not and ways to find relief. Remember ... your doctor may prescribe a nasal steroid spray or allergy shots to dampen symptoms.

Tree pollen levels have been high on Long Island for 10 straight days, with grass pollen levels starting to rise as well.

But one thing you might do is avoid being outside early in the morning. I know that seems wrong for those of you who want to get work done, but it's a thing. St Louis Allergy Relief points out that ...

Over-the-counter nasal sprays are among the most effective ... appointment for immunotherapies. Some remedies for allergy relief that have been circulating on social media or suggested by ...