allergies

Go for a run they said. It’ll be fun they said. Until you inhale an entire tree during said run and alternate between sniffling and sneezing for the rest of the night.

Consumers are being advised they could have "a life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume this product."

What's the best way to deal with the creepy crawlies and insufferable allergies that come with spring?

Have you been questioning whether your sneezing and sniffling is COVID-19 or just seasonal allergies? (I know I have.) We've got answers for you to help determine if you have the coronavirus or if it's just allergies.

There's one big difference between allergies and COVID-19 symptoms, and recognizing it can help put your mind at ease.

Boise had some of the highest pollen counts in the US over the weekend, and the levels are up today too. So when will we be done with the itchy eyes and runny noses?

If you are one of the many of us with seasonal allergies, this year has likely been especially severe.  It seems everyone I know with allergies is feeling the pain and there is one likely culprit.

Spring is here all across the Treasure Valley.  It's a beautiful time of year for sure, but the downside to our amazing city and all our trees and flowers?  Allergies.  They are brutal.

There is meaning behind a teal-colored pumpkin if you see one on a porch this Halloween. It's a signal about what that home will be passing out to trick-or-treaters, and if your kids are like mine you'll definitely want this heads up!

It's beautiful outside, we live in an amazing place with incredible scenery.  However, my allergies are killing me.  How about you?