All patients completed a questionnaire on medical history, use of medications, atopy background, allergies, characteristics of their cheilitis, and dental treatments. The entire questionnaire ...

cheilitis granulomatous is usually treated with corticosteroids and NSAIDs, which can help reduce swelling. Several things can cause your lips to swell, from common allergies to rare genetic ...

In case you couldn't tell, allergy season is in full swing. Though for some, it's always allergy season. Common allergy symptoms include a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, postnasal drip ...

It’s possible to develop a peanut allergy later in your life. According to a 2021 study, approximately 17.5% of people with peanut allergies developed the allergy as adults. Adult-onset peanut ...

If your seasonal sneezing and other symptoms are worse this year, you're not alone — allergy sufferers are seeing (and feeling the effects of) the pollen outside. "For many people, it probably ...

A mom suffered a horrific allergic reaction after living in a mold-riddled apartment that was so damp mushrooms started growing on the furniture. Joanna Hayes, 42, and her two-year-old daughter ...

Experts say climate change and carbon emissions are leading to longer seasons. Temperatures are beginning to warm up, indicating the arrival of spring -- and of allergy season for millions of ...

NBC Sports broadcaster Mike Tirico was unable to provide coverage of the event due to an allergic reaction. Ahmed Fareed stepped in for Tirico, who later revealed a "significant reaction" to his ...

When spring flowers bloom or fall leaves scatter, millions reach for tissues to combat the familiar sneezing and itchy eyes of seasonal allergies. Yet a lesser-known consequence lurks beneath ...

(NEXSTAR) – If spring means rapid-fire sneezes and anger-inducing eye itchiness, there’s a decent chance you’ve heard that consuming raw local honey can help combat seasonal allergies.

People with spring allergies on Long Island should get ready for a rough week, according to forecasters. A “very high” allergy forecast is predicted for the next 15 days, according to weather.com.

In addition to taking antihistamines this allergy season, other remedies include nasal irrigation, air filters and honey. Millions of people in the U.S. have seasonal allergies, and for those ...