If you have seasonal allergies, you’re all too familiar with symptoms such as a stuffed-up nose (rhinitis) and itchy eyes. If you also have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), you may have noticed that ...

When you have allergies or a cold, a runny nose can be a nuisance. Some of us, however, may get a runny nose every time we enjoy a meal. While keeping a box of tissues with you at the dining table isn ...

Gustatory rhinitis makes your nose run when you eat spicy foods. Nasal sprays like Atrovent can help with symptoms when sprayed before eating. Avoiding trigger foods can prevent a runny nose while ...

Vasomotor rhinitis causes symptoms like a runny nose and congestion, similar to the symptoms associated with allergies. However, it is not caused by allergies. Vasomotor rhinitis (also called ...

People who get a runny nose during allergy season may have different fungi living in their noses than those who do not. According to a new study in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology, people who ...

Although biologics can be effective in reducing allergy symptoms, the high cost of these medications must be weighed when determining whether to use them for allergic rhinitis. But these typical ...

The incidence of provider-diagnosed AR in the United States is approximately 60 million people, including both adults and children. 2 The incidence is even higher when patients self-report AR: between ...

There's fungus among us, and it might be making allergies and asthma worse. People with allergy sniffles and asthma have different fungal colonies in their noses than folks who don't suffer ...

Come springtime, many of us will be sniffling from seasonal allergies. Scientists recently identified some potentially fundamental differences between people with runny-nose allergies and those ...

Weather changes do not cause allergies. However, people may experience allergies when the seasons change for other reasons, such as an increase in pollen or mold in the air. Alternatively, a person ...