Allergies Videos

Eager for relief, but confused over when and what to take for your scratchy throat, dry cough, stuffy nose, and other allergy symptoms?

Mucus draining down into your throat isn’t pretty, but it’s common with allergies. Here’s how to stop this irritating symptom.

A specialist covers how safe and effective allergy shots are and when they’re an option.

When the snow melts and the trees bud, spring allergies blossom. Here are some strategies to quiet your cough, stop your sneeze, and soothe your throat.

When the pollen counts rise, many people run indoors and seek long-lasting relief. Here’s what’s not to be sneezed at.

Whether it’s tree pollen in the spring or ragweed in the fall, keep your seasonal allergies to a minimum.

Know exactly what to expect when the pollen and mold counts start creeping up.

If your stuffiness, post-nasal drip, and sinus pressure last more than 10 days, it could be something other than a cold.

Over-the-counter medicine is quick to act and will help with most general allergy issues. But when would you need to talk to your doctor about getting a prescription?

A pharmacist explains how ingredients in allergy medications can help treat a runny nose, itchy eyes, and the rest.

OTC medicine is quick to act and can help with most allergy issues, but when should you look into a prescription?

A pharmacist shares how he advises patients taking medications that could react poorly with allergy medicine.

A pharmacist outlines an allergy drug regimen typical for adults and children with seasonal allergies.

Discover how medication combats your immune system's reaction to triggers like pollen.

Afraid you’ll build up a tolerance if you take the same kind of allergy medication all the time? Here's the truth.

Prep for pollen season with these strategies to keep the pollen count from taking a toll on your sinuses.

Home remedies, tips, and quick facts about bee stings.

What’s the most common allergy? Does a food allergy make you more sensitive to pet dander? Get answers to these questions and more.

Your immune system makes histamines to help get allergens out of your body.

Hives are patches, red bumps, or welts that can appear anywhere on your skin without much warning. Pinpoint possible triggers of this reaction and learn what you can do while you wait for swelling to disappear.

Pollen isn't the only threat to your allergies. Several indoor allergens, like pet dander and dust mites, can disrupt sleep. Learn a few tips to keep your bedroom allergy-free in this WebMD video.

Anaphylaxis: It’s an unusual word but a serious condition. So what is it?

Seconds count when a life-threatening allergic reaction takes place. Know the signs and what to do.

If you or someone you know is having an anaphylaxis attack, it’s important to know how to give an injection.

Watch now to get answers to our most popular spring allergy relief questions.

You’re stuffed up, your throat is scratchy, and you don’t know if you have a cold or an allergy. What’s the difference between the two?

You can’t always avoid your allergens. Here are 5 ways to relieve your sneezing, stuffy nose, and itchy eyes.

Can you outgrow your allergies? Does a high pollen count mean your allergies will act up? Find the facts on hay fever.

Do you get sneezy, stuffy, or itchy during certain times of the year? You might have seasonal allergies.

Can you outgrow a peanut allergy? If you’re allergic to peanuts, does it mean you can’t eat other tree nuts? Let’s get to the truth.

Allergies can be irritating, but they’re nothing to sneeze at! What are the common triggers, and what actually happens inside your body?

An epinephrine shot can save you during a life-threatening reaction, like anaphylaxis. Here's what you need to know.

You had a drink and now your nose is stuffy. Could you be allergic? Here are some signs to look out for.

You can experience sinus pain and congestion any time but it can be a big challenge at work. Here’s how to deal with it.

Sinus troubles? Use these natural tip to clear your clogged passages and breathe easier.

How to reduce / treat seasonal allergies in children.

Your nose isn’t just meant for smelling. Take a closer look at what your nostrils do.

Allergies, they could be a nightmare for anyone who has them. Let’s take a closer look on the effects they have on you bodies.

Do mosquitoes really prefer snacking on one person’s blood over another?

It’s not enough that insects look creepy, but some actually bite and sting. Ouch!

What actually happens when you sneeze? And can an achoo kill you?