Going for the gold: Athletes and Asthma
As we move through January, we can all look forward to the 2022 Winter Olympic Games! The games happen February 4 through February 20 in and around Beijing, China.
As we move through January, we can all look forward to the 2022 Winter Olympic Games! The games happen February 4 through February 20 in and around Beijing, China.
New year, new me. That phrase gets tossed around frequently this time of the year as people start making their new year’s resolutions. Allergies and asthma are often forgotten, but there is no better time to start a plan for tackling springtime allergies, then right now.
There are many reasons to get allergy tested before the spring pollen season kicks in, but today, we’re going to lay out 3 reasons why you should get an allergy test before spring.
While many people commonly share stories of shellfish, tree nut, or wheat intolerance, the facts reveal sesame allergy is more common than you might think.
If your student is heading to college, it’s an important time to help them prepare to manage their pollen, mold, and food allergies on their own.
Don’t let allergies ruin your game. See how you can get your allergy symptoms under control so you can enjoy the green.
Wanting a COVID-19 vaccine but unsure of how your allergies will affect your reaction? Here is what you need to know prior to getting your shot.
How are allergies and sinus infections related? While the symptoms are similar treatment may be different due to their causes. Learn more!
Aside from sneezing, congestion and itchy, watery eyes, allergies can cause fatigue and disturbed sleep. Poor sleep can lead to decreased productivity, depression, memory problems, and may make it hard to function during your daily activities.
During the fall, when more allergens are in the air, it may be hard to know the difference between COVID-19 and your fall allergies. Click below to learn how you can spot the difference!
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