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Beyond the classic symptoms of watery eyes and sniffles, there are more unusual ones, which can be mistaken for other things. Experts reveal what to look out for ...

Scientists at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences have found that dog and cat allergens are present in ...

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Also, allergy symptoms tend to be more persistent than cold symptoms, and will only subside when treated with medication (antihistamines work) or the exposure to the triggering substance stops.

It's allergy season, but 2025 is also a year for the common cold. Cold and flus are at an all-time high, making it difficult to discern what your symptoms are trying to tell you.

It's not always easy to tell the difference between a cold and allergies, including seasonal allergic rhinitis or "hay fever." But knowing the key symptoms can help.

Seasonal allergies are very common this time of year. With days of high pollen caused by grasses, weeds, and soon trees, doctors are seeing more people dealing with allergy symptoms.

SEATTLE — As seasons change, many people find themselves battling the uncomfortable symptoms of allergies. In fact, one in three adults and one in four kids experience seasonal allergies ...

Dr. Danielle Madril, the Chief Medical Officer with UnitedHealthcare of Florida, spoke to WPBF 25 News about the symptoms and what parents can do. For more information, click here.