Allergies and asthma can be especially challenging for children. Children's developing bodies and airways are more sensitive to allergens and irritants, and they may not be able to communicate their symptoms effectively. This can make it difficult for parents to identify and treat their child's allergies and asthma.

Asthma is a chronic condition that affects the airways in your lungs, making it difficult to breathe. If not properly managed, asthma can greatly impact your quality of life and even be life-threatening in severe cases. However, with the right treatment and management strategies, it is possible to live a full and active life with asthma.

Allergies are a common condition that affects millions of people around the world. They can range from mild to severe, and they can greatly impact your quality of life. Understanding what allergies are, the symptoms they cause, and the various treatments available can help you find relief and take control of your condition.

Unfortunately, allergies can keep you up at night. Here are some of the biggest culprits in irritants that will cause you to lose sleep, and how you can cope with them.

A study published by the Korgan Journal of Internal Medicine shows industrialized nations have seen an increase in allergic diseases, with a relationship shown between air pollutants and increased incidence of asthma, allergic rhinitis, and other disorders. It’s likely if you live somewhere with heavy manufacturing, you could face more irritation[…]

Camping and the great outdoors calls many a family. But what risks will greet you as you venture into the woods? Especially for those living with allergies, it’s critical to know in advance the threats that exist in the wild.

Summer time means journeys to the beach for many. But the environment provides its own challenges to those whose allergies follow them to the coast. Fortunately, beach lovers have answers to those who want to enjoy the sun and avoid allergens.

No one likes to see bugs at their picnic, but those with allergies often have more to worry about than a fly near their sandwich. A bite can trigger life-threatening reactions for many people. Here’s what to look out for and how best to keep yourself safe.

Spring is in the air — which can mean misery for those living with allergies. But for those who want to see flowers bloom in their backyards, it’s possible to have your garden and enjoy your sanity too. By paying attention to the climate and remaining mindful of the times when you tend personal crops, you can breathe easy while indulging in this[…]

The chill of winter can bring on the wheeze of asthma for many patients. Here are some tips on what you can do to keep control on the condition as the air grows colder.

Allergic to everything? That’s fine. Browse through these cookbooks created by the experts—chefs, moms and pediatricians—to create mouth-watering recipes to keep kids safe and parents sane.

Pets are like members of the family, and you can’t kick a loved one out of the house just because they trigger your allergies, right? Most allergists recommend that a pet causing allergy problems for its owner should be removed from the home. However, many owners can’t part with cats and dogs they have loved for years. If you are willing to put[…]

Don’t let food allergies be a party pooper! From allergy-safe snacks to ‘free-from’ cakes and non-edible giveaways, here’s a guide to planning a kid-approved, allergy-free birthday party

Getting out and about during the holiday season presents certain challenges for those living with allergies. Whether it is a trip to the mall shopping for presents or traveling to spend time with friends or families, here’s a few tips to help you breathe easy through the holiday season.

The holidays can prove a daunting time for those with food allergies and parents watching what their children eat. But it’s easy to put together a safe feast for Thanksgiving if you just pay attention to labels, stick to natural ingredients and be mindful of the recipes and ingredients that flow from your cornucopia.

Have nut allergies made Halloween extra spooky? This year, have an allergy-inclusive Halloween with candies, chewing gum and lollipops that won’t drive you ‘nuts’!

Don't let asthma get in the way of your relationship with fitness (unless your physician advises you otherwise). The key is to do the right kind — and amount — of exercise. Here are 10 asthma-friendly workouts that won’t take your breath away.

Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) is a chronic inflammatory disease characterized by symptoms of esophageal dysfunction and increased eosinophils in the esophagus. Eosinophils are a type of white blood cell that is important for fighting parasitic infections. In allergic conditions such as asthma, environmental and food allergies, eosinophils can[…]

May 6, 2020 - Update