The warming planet may mean bad news for allergy sufferers. Doctors are warning that fall allergies may be worse than ever. Scientists say the season is starting earlier and lasting longer ...

This influx can exacerbate allergy symptoms for both children and adults alike. Recognizing the symptoms and understanding the triggers is the first step in managing fall allergies.

While many are concerned about catching the flu, some routinely suffer from fall allergies. Here's how to combat them.

The main culprit for fall allergies is ragweed, which grows in great numbers in the Midwest. One plant can produce up to 1 billion pollen grains.

The main culprit for fall allergies is ragweed, which grows in great numbers in the Midwest and typically starts to bloom in August and peaks in mid-September. One plant can produce up to 1 ...

Seasonal allergies happen in the fall too. With ragweed, mold and dust spiking, your fall allergy symptoms might be severe right now. Allergists share tips.

Seasonal allergies during the fall are an unwelcome addition to an athlete’s training routine. The following tips aim to help athletes manage their allergies so they can perform their best ...

Dr. Todd Adkins with the Mississippi Asthma and Allergy Clinic says this year's fall allergy season came a little earlier.

As we inch closer to the end of summer, the fall allergy season is gearing up. Doctor Renee Matthews, an asthma and allergy expert and author stopped by ABC 7 Eyewitness News to discuss how to try ...

Dog allergies on the rise as fall season nears Your pets may be suffering from seasonal allergies right now. Dogs, especially, start showing allergy signs in the early spring and fall.

Just like humans, pets can experience allergies — particularly in the fall. Nicole Savageau, a veterinarian in Austin, Texas, shares tips for pet owners to keep their animals healthy and happy.

Feeling itchy or sneezy? It may be because of Texas fall allergies. Texas has a year-round allergy season, said North Texas allergist Dr. Keerthi Karamched. “There’s always a new beast that ...