Seasonal allergies last for a few weeks, or as long as you’re exposed to the allergen. Learn more about how to seek relief.

If you need eyedrops for itching, start out with Pataday. Like the Flonase spray, it used to be prescription-only but is now ...

First-generation antihistamines like Benadryl, NyQuil and Dramamine may treat both seasonal rhinitis and conjunctivitis. They’re fast-acting, but may cause drowsiness, dry mouth and headaches, the ...

Neffy is the first FDA-approved needle-free epinephrine nasal spray for treating severe allergic reactions like anaphylaxis.

Even though symptoms of allergy can be effectively managed without medications, those who have severe allergies would need ...

Thankfully, newer medications and treatments, including allergy tablets that dissolve under the tongue, are offering seasonal sufferers more relief. Allergic rhinitis, the more technical term for ...

‘Make sure it’s a long-acting, non-sedating antihistamine, because one of the common problems – and frustratingly sometimes this is the advice from the pharmacy – is to use a short-acting, sedating ...

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If you're among the many people out there struggling with red, itchy eyes and a plugged-up nose, welcome to allergy season.

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“You can use discount cards, like GoodRx or other savings cards if you have your prescriber write a prescription for the over-the-counter version," Woodcock said. “You can fill that at the pharmacy ...

A number of products found in your local drugstore can help, including nasal steroid sprays (which work best when used consistently beginning two to four weeks before allergy season ... through ...