People suffer from many different forms of allergies, including allergies spurred by food, pollen, dust, insect bites, animal dander, and more. Allergic reactions can range from mild to life-threatening. Fortunately, those who suffer from allergies have a wide range of treatment options available to them.
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5 Common Food Allergies in Kids and Adults
An estimated 4 to 6 percent of children and 4 percent of adults suffer from food allergies, according to the Centers for Disease Control.Learn More
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How to Beat Your Spring Allergies
More than 19.1 million adults and 6.1 million children will struggle with itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing, and other symptoms every spring.Learn More
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Allergies Affect More Than 40 Percent of Children
Allergic disorders typically appear in infants and children, and, as the most commonly reported chronic condition in this age group, allergies affect more than 40 percent of kids.Learn More
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What Do I Do if My Child Has Allergies?
Allergies may affect children in the spring, but it’s not unusual for kids to experience seasonal allergy symptoms any time throughout the year.Learn More
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Feel Better This Autumn: Causes of Fall Allergies
Fall allergies arise from different triggers, including weeds and molds not common in the summertime.Learn More
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Beat Spring Allergies With a UPMC AnywhereCare Visit
With UPMC AnywhereCare, you can get quick and convenient treatment for your allergies.Learn More
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Neti Pots: Can They Relieve Sinus Problems?
A neti pot is a teapot-shaped container, usually made of plastic or ceramic, filled with warm water and a special saline solution to rinse out your sinuses.Learn More
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Do Decongestants Raise Blood Pressure?
Before you reach for cold, flu, or allergy relief at the drugstore, it’s important to learn how decongestants, a common ingredient in many over-the-counter medicines, can affect your heart rate and blood pressure.Learn More
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Why Is My Voice Hoarse?
Temporary hoarseness can be normal, especially if you have a cold, allergies, or recently strained your voice.Learn More
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Do You Need an Air Purifier?
Air purifiers may help decrease levels of airborne allergens, such as pet dander and dust, in your home.Learn More
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What to Know Before Buying a Humidifier
Humidifiers can be a great tool to help reduce symptoms of colds and seasonal allergies for adults and kids.Learn More
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Beat the Sniffles! How to Clear Sinuses and Nose
Allergies and illness can make your sinuses inflamed. They swell up, making it harder for you to breathe in or out and trapping mucus.Learn More
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How to Find Relief from Seasonal Allergy Symptoms
Seasonal allergies, also known as ‘hay fever’ or ‘allergic rhinitis,’ affect approximately 20 percent of people of all ages.Learn More
