From: News Canada, Info4YourLife	Category: Allergy
City:  -	Language: English

Do you have a food allergy?

From: News Canada, Info4YourLife	Category: Allergy
City:  -	Language: English

Relief from seasonal allergies.

From: Good Neighbor, Pharmacy	Category: Allergy
City: Coral Gables	Language: English

Learn more about the different types of allergy medications and which will work best for you.

From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital	Category: Allergy
City: Cleveland	Language: English

Allergies and hay fever can cause a runny nose, congestion, sneezing and itchy, watery eyes. Now a new research study by Dr. Michael Benninger of the Head & Neck Institute at Cleveland Clinic finds they may also have a significant impact on your sex life and sleep. Dr. Benninger explains the findings of study of nearly 700 people, nearly half of whom suffered from allergies or hay fever.

From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital	Category: Allergy
City: Cleveland	Language: English

How to prevent winter time allergies.

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

Spring Allergies in full force. With spring comes the seasonal allergies that affect many people. The runny nose, cough, and nasal congestion. The pollen counts this year are as high as they have been in years, causing many to have symptoms.

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

Get ahead of allergy season: National jewish health doctors give you recommendations on how to limit your symptoms in this allergy season.

From: Johnson and Johnson, Health	Category: Allergy
City: New Brunswick	Language: English

Food Allergies: The most common foods to have a food allergy to are: wheat, milk, egss and soy. Allergic reactions can be mild, as a rash, to severe which can cause compromise of your airway, called anaphylaxis.