More than 100 million Americans experience allergies to everyday exposures like pollen, mold and pet fur, according to data from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. While many of today’s ...

As the signs of spring approach, so does allergy season. News 8’s Dawson LeVan heard from local doctors on how to fight your ...

If your seasonal sneezing and other symptoms are worse this year, you're not alone — allergy sufferers are seeing (and feeling the effects of) the pollen outside. "For many people, it probably does ...

Seasonal allergies can affect everything from your runny nose to feeling tired and irritable. There are several ways to combat allergy season, including over-the-counter meds, air purifiers, and ...

Sneezing, coughing, watery eyes and a runny nose all signify the arrival of spring for those with pollen allergies. Tree pollen is typically the first to arrive on the scene, with the first allergies ...

It’s true, just like humans, cats can develop allergies to several airborne and food allergens — be it pollen, molds or mites – but is your cat allergic to litter? According to the current train of ...

Don't expect relief from the pollen blanketing Richmond for another few weeks. Why it matters: While the yellowish stuff is a sign of springtime plant reproduction, it's a literal headache for anyone ...

It is possible to develop new allergies as an adult. This can include food allergies and seasonal allergies, such as a pollen allergy. Allergies are often present from childhood, but new allergies can ...

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (WGHP) — The spring season brings in warmer weather and also pollen. The months of March and April are peak season for tree pollens. The North Carolina Department of Environmental ...

I spoke with allergists to find out what we can do to reduce allergies before May -- the worst month for allergy sufferers.

Pollen allergies are getting worse across the country, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s 2026 “Allergy Capitals: The Most Challenging Places to Live with Allergies” report.