What To Do if You Suspect a Skin Allergy
Is your skin itchy and red? If you think you have a skin allergy, here's what you should do to get diagnosed.
What Does a Pollen Count Mean?
Knowing the pollen count can help you know when to stay inside and when to treat your pollen allergy. But what does a pollen count mean?
Most Common Drugs That Cause Allergies
Any drug can set off an allergic reaction. Here's a look at some of the drugs that are more likely to cause problems.
Allergy or Side Effect?
How do you know the difference between a drug allergy and a drug side effect? Learn the difference between allergic and non-allergic drug reactions.
Are Allergies Inherited?
Is a child more likely to have allergies if one or both parents has allergies too?
Tree Pollen Allergy
Tree pollen is a common allergy trigger. WebMD explains which trees cause the most problems and how you can keep your tree pollen allergy symptoms under control.
Skin Testing for Outdoor Allergies
If you sneeze and sniffle and you think it's because of pollen or mold, you may need allergy skin testing to be sure.
How Will My Doctor Diagnose My Allergies?
Your doctor will likely ask you a series of questions to help determine if your problem is allergy related. WebMD tells you what you can expect.
What Allergy Drugs Are OK With High Blood Pressure?
Some allergy medications are off limits when you have hypertension. Find out which allergy drugs are OK when you have high blood pressure.
Latex and Food Allergies: What's the Link?
If you’re allergic to latex, some foods may trigger a reaction. See which foods to watch for.