For instance, some folks in Texas experience a set of seasonal allergy symptoms to juniper trees known as “Cedar fever,” which typically peaks in December and January, Rubin explains.

If you've been sneezing and feeling itchiness lately, it's likely because of fall allergies from ragweed pollen.

"Air cleaners or purifiers filter out allergy triggers and harmful particles that can cause asthma and allergy symptoms ... triggers in different seasons. Tree pollen is the most common spring ...

Grass allergies spike in the summer, and tree pollen is worst in the spring ... and wash your clothes at the end of the day. If your symptoms persist, Pandya suggested making an appointment ...

As flu season starts in October, many could still be facing typical allergies. So, how do you know if you’re getting sick or ...

As the vibrant colors of fall foliage emerge and the aroma of pumpkin spice fills the air, many in Chattanooga are finding ...

The early signs of fall are numerous: a slight chill in the air, changing colors of the leaves and — for many Kentuckians — a ...

The main culprit for fall allergies is ragweed, which grows in great numbers in the Midwest. One plant can produce up to 1 ...

In addition, the metropolitan area was one of several where tree pollen was expected to ... But if severe symptoms do not ...