Taking your allergy medications as directed regularly is the best way to stay on top of your symptoms. The two populations that have to avoid certain antihistamines are children under the age of 2 and ...

there’s a new treatment to talk to an allergist about: allergy tablets. They’re like allergy shots, without the shots. The tablets work by letting small doses of an allergen dissolve under ...

If medications don't work for you, allergy shots may help. You’ll go to the allergist every few weeks for the doctor to inject a tiny amount of pollen under your skin. Over time, the shots will ...

For example, reducing exposure to household dust, dander, and mold are effective ways to reduce allergy symptoms. Where avoidance is not enough, we develop a medication plan to treat symptoms. Finally ...