Allergic rhinitis, often called hay fever, mimics cold symptoms but isn’t caused by a virus or bacteria. Non-allergic rhinitis, triggered by irritants like smoke, strong odours, or weather changes, ...

Despite being smack in the middle of summer months, common colds, strep throat and COVID are making people sick right now.

A stuffy nose can be a real pain, but there are times it could be a sign of something more serious as some health experts ...

Researchers have found in a new study over a 15-year follow-up that adults with asthma showed significantly higher rates of ...

Prednisolone and antihistamine tablets provided similar levels of relief for patients with allergic rhinitis during tree pollen season, according to a study published in Clinical and Translational ...

A blocked nose may just be something innocuous, but some doctors claim it could also be a sign of some underlying health ...

A burning feeling in the nose can stem from respiratory infections, allergic or nonallergic rhinitis, sinusitis, and other causes. Steam inhalation and other remedies can often help. However ...

Nasal congestion is nothing to be sniffed at, according to doctors who argue they could be signs of some underlying health ...

“The findings from our study suggest that monitoring airborne fungal spore levels could help predict short-term outbreaks ...

One study found that a certain type of exercise can actually reduce your hay fever symptoms, outdoors or indoors ...

The main pharmacological interventions for palliation of breathlessness would be opioids, ie, oromorph and benzodiazepines ...

Food allergies affect up to 10% of the population in the USA and have been increasing in prevalence over the last 2–3 ...