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You can develop allergies at any time, but you may find it perplexing to suddenly develop allergies as an adult. Find out how adult-onset allergies occur and what you can do to minimize symptoms.

Nosebleeds are common, but having them often isn’t something to ignore. Though nosebleeds are rarely a serious health concern, having them frequently is a symptom of an underlying issue. Find out why you might have nosebleeds often.

Coughing is a nuisance, especially when it lasts for weeks. Coughing has many causes, including GERD. Discover the link between GERD and coughing and what you can do to get relief. 

It’s tempting to shrug off hives as a minor annoyance. However, they can sometimes indicate a serious and even life-threatening problem. Even in mild cases, your body is trying to tell you something. Learn more about the message they may be sending. 

Few things are scarier than a spider bite, especially when you live in an area with venomous varieties. But know this: Taking the right steps immediately can help you avoid potential issues. Here’s what you should know.

It’s one thing if you can’t breathe out of your nose because of a cold. But when it lasts for a week or more, you could have a bigger problem. Learn what can keep you from breathing through your nose, and when it’s time to schedule an appointment.

A cough usually isn’t too much of a cause for concern, especially if you’re getting over a cold. There are times, however, when it requires medical attention. If you have a cough, here’s when it’s time to schedule an appointment.

Are you prone to itchy and uncomfortable eczema flare-ups? These reactions can occur for a variety of reasons, but you can get your symptoms under control — and your first line of defense starts at home.

If you have asthma, you know firsthand how stressful and frightening an attack can be. It’s also a condition that doesn’t go away. But there’s good news, too — management strategies can get asthma under control.

One sinus infection is bad enough, but suffering with symptoms over and over again can feel miserable. If this sounds familiar, it’s time to work with experts who can get to the bottom of your chronic sinus issues.

Allergy experts use a variety of methods to get to the bottom of allergic reactions. Are you having a skin allergy? Here’s why they might suggest a patch test, and what you can expect from this screening.

Do you have itchy, red welts on your body? Most people experience this common skin reaction, known as hives, at some point. For some, it can become a chronic problem. If you have hives, here’s how you can ease your symptoms at home.

You can usually consider a cough a good thing when you have a cold or the flu. It may not be fun, but it’s your body’s way of clearing your airways and protecting your lungs. Sometimes, though, a cough points to a different medical problem. 

Most people know that anaphylaxis can cause life-threatening complications. However, the first symptoms of a problem may not seem that serious. Here are three telltale signs you shouldn’t ignore.

Does it feel like your allergy symptoms get worse when fall arrives? It’s not a coincidence. And if they seem worse than ever, seasonal allergies are only becoming a bigger problem for people on Florida’s Gulf Coast, as well from coast to coast.

Do you find yourself struggling to breathe when you exercise? Does physical activity cause you to cough or wheeze? You could have exercise-induced asthma. See what’s to blame for this common problem, and what can help.

Are you looking for a long-term solution for allergy symptoms? Do you have a life-threatening reaction to insect stings? Allergy shots can provide solutions, but they aren’t necessarily a cure. Take a moment to learn more.

There are lots of things to love about summer, but an eczema flare-up isn’t one of them. Fortunately, there are ways to avoid this pesky problem even when the temperatures rise. And don’t worry — you can still enjoy some fun in the sun.

Do you have sinus congestion? A cough? Headache? It’s easy to confuse these symptoms with the common cold, but you could really have a sinus infection. Take a moment to learn how these issues differ and when it’s time to see an expert.

Nasal polyps and sinus infections are two very different conditions. However, they’re also intimately connected. So, should you be concerned if you have frequent sinus infections? Maybe.Take a moment to learn more.

Asthma attacks may come at unpredictable times, completely disrupting your day. While medications can help, there are steps you can take before relying on clinical care entirely.