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The symptoms of seasonal and perennial allergies may be similar, but that year-round runny nose is going to need a different treatment approach. Here's what you should know.

Unfortunately, sometimes allergies and headaches go hand in hand. Here's how to figure out what's making your head hurt—and how to make it stop.

Are your not-so-silent nights constantly interrupted by sniffling and sneezing? Here's how to keep your symptoms from crashing your holiday festivities.

Need a gift suggestion for the allergy sufferer in your life? Or maybe something to add to your own wish list? We've got you!

These items really can help make your home an allergy-free zone, but which one you choose depends on what you're allergic to.

When your ears hurt, it's easy to assume it's due to a cold or infection. But ear pain can be a symptom of allergies too. Here's what you need to know.

What exactly is a decongestant? And how do you know if it's right for your stuffy nose? We'll answer all your questions here.

It's the most talked about allergy treatment for a good reason.

When your child's sniffling and sneezing, it's easy to assume it's a cold. Here are the signs that they actually need treatment for allergies.

Worried that your cough and runny nose could be something more serious? We spoke to the experts to help you determine if you're dealing with seasonal allergies, a cold, or COVID-19.

Pet allergies can be a real bummer when you love animals. Luckily, your allergies don't have to mean choosing between miserable symptoms and life without them.

Looking for better advice than "dust your shelves?" We talked to Picnic Medical Director Dr. Amina Abdeldaim for expert-level cleaning tips.

Does looking at bright lights make you sneeze? Turns out that it's not related to your allergies.

Feeling stuffed up? Learn how to get rid of congestion from allergies fast (and prevent it from happening in the first place).

Post-nasal drip is that icky feeling of mucus dripping down your throat. Here's how to ditch the drip fast and keep it from coming back.

Did you know that 99% of U.S. households contain at least one major allergen? Here's how to deep clean so your home can be a safe haven.

Ready to say goodbye to confusing drugstore trips? Figure out which allergy treatment might be best for you based on your symptoms.

Can't stop clearing your throat? Find out how to tell if your symptoms are a sign of a sore throat or post-nasal drip.

Plus, how to best treat each symptom.

Developing allergies as an adult is far from fun, but it's not as uncommon as you might think. Here's what you can do about it.

Actually pinpointing the culprit of your sniffling and sneezing takes a little more detective work.

Nervous about using a nasal spray? We've got you covered with what you need to know and why you should consider trying one.

Looking for a natural treatment for your stuffy, itchy, runny nose? A saline nasal spray may be just what the doctor ordered.

Allergy medication never seems to work? The problem might just be how you're using it.

If your sneezes come with shortness of breath, you might be dealing with allergic asthma. Here's how to spot it and what you can do about it.

Hoping to get into the great outdoors this summer without allergies ruining all the fun? We've got your back.

Symptoms don't fade when the seasons change? You might be dealing with perennial allergies.

Can apple cider vinegar cure congestion? What about spicy food, or even fish? Our expert's answering all your food and allergy FAQs.

These invisible pests are found in nearly every home—here's what to do to keep them from running the place (and making you sneeze).

Don't let your seasonal allergies sneak up on you this year. Here's how to get ahead and avoid your sniffles from even starting.

When it comes to seasonal allergy triggers, pollen is one of the most common culprits of your constant sneezing, itchy and watery eyes, and runny nose.

Did you know that there are 17 different species of ragweed in the US? If hearing that made your nose runny, this guide is for you.

Ever wondered "Why am I always sick at this time of year?" Sounds like seasonal allergies. Here's what could be causing your yearly misery.

Pollen can feel like an unavoidable menace, but having the right information at your fingertips can make all the difference.

Feeling like you can't avoid your allergens even when you're inside? You may have a mold allergy. Let's talk.

Wondering what it takes to be an expert allergist? Get to know our Medical Director, Dr. Amina Abdeldaim.

Mark your calendar: Here's when you should be on the lookout for every allergen, in every region.

No, having allergies doesn't mean something is wrong with your immune system.

Watery, itchy, red eyes? Eye drops could be the solution you're looking for.

The answers you've been looking for when it comes to local honey.