From: Bob Martin, MD	Category: Allergy
City: West Lafayette	Language: English

Allergic Rhinitis causes itchy, watery eyes, runny, stuffy nose and post nasal drip. It can also cause headache, chronic cough, ear infection, and chronic sinus infection.

From: Clifford Bassett, MD	Category: Allergy
City: New York	Language: English

Dr. Clifford Bassett discusses allergies and testing for allergies. Gentle multi allergy testing tests for multiple types of allergens using a skin test. It can look for food allergies, environmental allergies, and pet allergies.

From: carlton palm, MD	Category: Allergy
City: Odessa	Language: English

This animated video reviews allergies. Allergies are commonly caused by environmental antigens such as tree pollen and dust mites. Symptoms include runny nose, watery eyes and sneezing, as well as skin rash and diarrhea. Treatment sometimes includes an intra nasal steroid. Video courtesy of Blausen Medical.

From: Steve Rubinstein, MD	Category: Allergy
City: Sunnyvale	Language: English

Dust Mites: Dr. Steve Rubinstein, an allergist at Camino Medical Group, discusses dust mites and how they cause allergies and lung problems. Dust mites live on old shed skin, frequently in bed. This causes about 75% of allergies. Symptoms of runny nose, cough, can improve with some easy measures described here.

From: John Ramey, MD	Category: Allergy
City: North Charleston	Language: English

Food Allergy can be very dangerous. It is important to get allergy testing if you suspect a food allergy. Allergy testing can include skin allergy testing, and blood tests. The most worrisome allergy symptoms are the ones that occur immediately after eating the food, which can include shortness of breath, sweating, and feeling like your throat is closing. Other symptoms including tongue swelling, hives, and nausea, and vomiting.

From: Glenis Scadding, MD, FRCP	Category: Allergy
City:  -	Language: English

Hay fever is caused by mold, weeds, and pollen. It is very common. It causes symptoms in the spring and early summer consisting of runny nose, stuffy nose, cough, and watery eyes. Treatment of mild symptoms usually consists of an antihistamine.

From: Ask VideoMD, com	Category: Allergy
City: Miami	Language: English

Ask VideoMD.com: Besides over the counter medications, how else can I treat the symptoms of seasonal allergies. Question from HealthEagle.com.

From: James Li, MD, PhD	Category: Allergy
City: Rochester	Language: English

This animated video shows you the common allergens, how they cause a reaction in your body, and how the treatment for allergies works. Common allergens are pollen, animal dander, down feathers, mites, chemicals, and foods. Antihistamines can block the symptoms of allergy such as coughing, sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes.

From: National Jewish Health, Hospital	Category: Allergy
City: Denver	Language: English

Sinus Rinse: The benefits of sinus rinse are to clean irritants and allergens, decrease inflammation, and make medications more effective. Sinus rinse can improve the symptoms of allergic rhinitis such as watery eyes, runny nose, congestion, post nasal drip and headache.