Allergies affect millions of Americans each year, causing symptoms like sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, fatigue, and even asthma flare ups. For many patients, over-the-counter medications or nasal ...

Seasonal allergies are lasting longer due to warmer climates. Learn how to manage symptoms and when to see a pro.

LA JOLLA, CA—Allergic to peanuts? Bees? Pollen? Cockroaches? There's a shot for that. Each year, around 2.6 million Americans receive allergy immunotherapies, commonly called "allergy shots." These ...

If you feel you need to buy industrial-size boxes of (shockingly pricey!) antihistamines just to feel like a human being every day, you might want to consider allergy shots. While OTC meds can do a ...

Doctors prescribe EpiPen (epinephrine injection) to treat anaphylaxis from any cause, including food and medication allergies. Use EpiPen as soon as symptoms start or just after exposure to a known ...

Over-the-counter (OTC) treatments are available to help manage mild allergic reactions. However, chronic reactions that do not get better with OTC treatments may require subcutaneous immunotherapy.

As seasons change, temperatures rise and flowers begin to bloom, many find themselves battling more than just spring fever, the feeling of excitement, restlessness or extra energy that individuals may ...

PUSH provides allergy injection services for all eligible students who have a referral from their allergist. Prior to receiving allergy injections at PUSH, patients need to meet with their allergist ...

No, it's not your imagination, and we have the scientific proof ...

It is possible to develop new allergies as an adult. This can include food allergies and seasonal allergies, such as a pollen allergy. Allergies are often present from childhood, but new allergies can ...

Doctronic reports that alpha-gal syndrome, triggered by lone star tick bites, causes delayed allergic reactions to red meat, ...