Allergists and pharmacists share their favorite over-the-counter allergy medications for runny noses, watery eyes and more.

People with hay fever are likely familiar with antihistamines, but these medications are rarely linked to a woman's menstrual cycle—until now. Olivia Copeland Khoury swears by them and recently ...

When a doctor tells you that you need a certain medication, you should take it. But you should also be prepared for the ...

The addition of dupilumab significantly reduced itching and hives compared with placebo in patients with chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) that was uncontrolled with H1-antihistamines ...

Dr Grant Harting, a licensed pharmacist and founder of CrushCost, said that five drugs found at most US pharmacies are not ...

Sir Elton John recently revealed on ABC's Good Morning America that he lost the sight in his right eye after suffering from ...

Artificial tears do not stop an allergic reaction because they don’t contain antihistamine ingredients. However, they may help lessen an allergic response by removing the irritant. Some ...

Hives tend to go away without treatment, but self-care strategies like taking a cooling bath can help manage discomfort. Some people, however, may require medication such as an antihistamine, ...

Add bathing with hot water to the list, and you get the conditions for dry skin ... as they can cause allergic reactions or ...

Dr Grant Harting, a licensed pharmacist and founder of CrushCost, enters a Walgreen to show which popular medications are a ...

"I think of this doctor often often. I know he could have taken what I was saying at face value and sent me to see a ...