Hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, can be triggered by indoor allergens, like dust or mold, or outdoor allergens ...

The smell of spring blossoms, or indeed, hay, might get your nose and eyes running and itching but neither is likely to cause hay fever. Pollen particles are usually the culprit b ...

The itchy eyes, sneezing and stuffy nose of hay fever can make an otherwise beautiful spring day a misery. The condition is an allergic reaction to pollen – where an overreaction from the immune ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Spring is here, and with warmer weather comes allergy season, including symptoms that often overlap with the coronavirus. And with climate change, experts say we are seeing a ...

Despite their frequency, many people misunderstand what a fever means, when it’s dangerous and how best to manage it. Here’s ...

ANSWER: Although 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 degrees Fahrenheit) is usually considered a fever, this isn’t universally true.

Tasmanians are battling through a spring sneeze storm, with wild winds whipping up pollen clouds and doctors warning the ...