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If you're not feeling well, health experts offer tips to determine whether you may have COVID-19 or are suffering from the peak of allergy season. Allergy symptoms include watery, itchy eyes, coughing, and a runny nose. MORE: Federal funding for free COVID-19 testing, treatments to...
Fever is a defining symptom of COVID-19. Allergies almost never cause a fever, unless it’s gotten so bad that you develop a sinus infection. If you get nasal allergies that badly, then you should be quite familiar with your allergy symptoms already. Currently, if you have a fever, COV...
Symptoms of Coronavirus disease or COVID-19 can easily be confused with symptoms of the common cold or flu, or even allergies. Coronavirus disease orCOVID-19is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered coronavirus calledSARS-CoV-2. This disease can affect people of any age and gender...
(before or after sinus surgery), the infection can often times take over their lives – requiring numerous treatments throughout the years. Sinus Dynamics™ sinusitis and allergy treatment offers patients the option not to settle for simply managing the symptoms of a chronic disease...
A sore throat, especially in winter, can signal a viral infection, such as acold. It can be challenging to differentiate between a cold and allergies. The best way to tell the difference between the two would be the length of symptoms and history of allergies. ...
With COVID-19 and the flu still circulating we asked Dr. Morrisson how you can tell if your symptoms are allergy-related or something more serious. "Fever is one of those really good clue-ins, you know, the aches, the pains that could really tell us that we have maybe something more ...
Eye allergy symptoms typically begin improving within minutes after using a nonprescription medication. Ocular lubricants, antihistamines, and decongestants can be used in combination to treat symptoms of eye allergies. Some nonprescription medications for eye allergies contain both an antihistamine and a...
Food allergies are immunologically mediated adverse reactions to foods. Such allergies can result in disorders with an acute onset of symptoms following ingestion of the triggering food allergen (eg, anaphylaxis), as well as in chronic disorders (eg, atopic dermatitis, eosinophilic esophagitis). Sympt...
“I’m excited that we have a promising new treatment for multifood allergic patients. This new approach showed really great responses for many of the foods that trigger their allergies,” said the study’s senior author, Sharon Chinthrajah, MD, associate professor of medicine and of pediatrics...