WEDNESDAY, June 2, 2021 — If your child has both allergies and asthma, it’s imperative to treat their allergies to prevent asthma from worsening as they spend more time outdoors, an expert says. “It’s a time when after a winter when we’re all cooped up inside kids want to go out and play, but the… Read More »
Ragweed and pollen can drive us mad during the allergy season, but our own home is not much of a haven either, as it can be nurturing the devious triggers responsible for most allergy symptoms.If you can’t seem to pinpoint the reason for your itchy eyes, constant sneezing and stuffiness, you may want to look… Read More »
So, monitor local pollen counts and try to stay indoors between 5 a. Exhibit A: allergies. For some people, allergy shots allergen immunotherapy can be a good option. It’s true that due to climate change, there’s more pollen in the air—and for a longer time—than there used to be, according to the American Academy of… Read More »
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) — According to a local allergist, allergy symptoms include itchy and watery eyes, an itchy or runny nose, or a cough. These symptoms are not to be confused with symptoms of COVID-19 which can include a high fever and body aches. “With allergies hallmarks are you tend to be pretty itchy… Read More »
With the changing of the seasons, people with allergies know it’s the time of year for symptoms to pop up. However, this year it will be important to know how to tell the difference between allergy and COVID-19 symptoms. People with seasonal allergies know that spring can be a difficult time, as it can trigger a… Read More »
One challenge the coronavirus poses is that symptoms of the resulting disease, COVID-19, can resemble those of other conditions, like influenza or the common cold. Now, the arrival of spring brings a new complication: Coughing and wheezing could mean a person has contracted the viral infection that has become a global pandemic — or signal nothing… Read More »