How To Manage Your Allergy Triggers at Home
Allergies are the sixth leading cause of chronic illness in the United States. If you’re one of the millions who suffer, you are probably looking for ways to eliminate your symptoms. One of the best ways to reduce your allergy symptoms is to eliminate or minimize exposure to your triggers. Since most of us spend…
Facts About Allergy Headaches
If you’ve noticed that in addition to a runny nose and itchy eyes, your allergies seem to cause headaches, you aren’t alone. Both sinus headaches and migraines appear to be linked to allergies. Sinus Headaches Sinus headaches cause pain in the sinus area of the face, such as the cheeks and forehead. They can be…
Tips To Manage Winter Allergies
Though allergies are commonly associated with springtime, many still experience symptoms in the winter months. If you deal with winter allergies, it can be helpful to know what triggers them as well as how they can be managed. Common Winter Allergy Causes Pollen levels are typically low in the winter, so it’s mostly indoor allergens…
What Is Anaphylaxis?
Anaphylaxis is a severe, life-threatening type of allergic reaction. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, “It occurs in about one in 50 Americans. Many believe the rate is higher than that. It is probably closer to one in 20.” Below we review everything you need to know about anaphylaxis. What Are the…
New Year’s Resolutions for People With Allergies
As you look ahead to the new year, you’re probably considering ways to make your life even fuller and more enjoyable. If you’re one of the more than 50 million Americans that suffer from allergies each year, you may be hoping that the new year can bring relief from your symptoms. Let’s take a look…
Are Allergy Medications Safe for Young Children?
Seasonal allergies can happen to pretty much anyone, including small children. If your young child comes home with a runny nose and watery eyes after playing at Woodruff Park or other areas in metro Atlanta where pollen levels are high, they likely have allergies. You may wonder whether or not allergy medication is safe for…
How to Get a Food Allergy Test
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, about 32 million people have food allergies in the U.S. If you suspect you’re one of this number, it’s important to get a food allergy test so you know exactly what you’re reactive to and can eliminate it from your diet to prevent symptoms. We review…
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Learn About Allergy Fatigue: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment
When you think of allergy symptoms, you probably consider itchy eyes, congestion, runny nose, sneezing, scratchy throat and hives. What many don’t realize is that allergies can also lead to fatigue. We review the connection below. What Is Allergy Fatigue? Allergy fatigue describes the feeling of persistent tiredness, decreased motivation and mood problems during an…
Will Allergy Medication or Immunotherapy Work Better for Me?
If you suffer from allergies when jogging in Grant Park, you know that you’ll do just about anything to feel better during a reaction. While practicing avoidance is usually the first line of defense against allergies, sometimes this is not possible or enough. This is where other treatments come into play. There are generally two…
