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You’re probably familiar with Benadryl® - it’s a common over-the-counter (OTC) medicine. You might turn to it regularly if you have allergy or cold symptoms...
When your child has eczema, your primary focus is usually on their itchy, irritated skin. You try new lotions, switch laundry detergents and do your best...
The air around you can affect more than just your lungs. It can affect your skin, too. Whether it’s dry winter air, humid summer heat or pollution from...
As the seasons change, many parents notice their children sneezing, rubbing their eyes and dealing with a constant runny nose. If these symptoms seem to...
When dealing with nasal congestion, it can feel like your nose is a clogged highway, making it hard to breathe, sleep or think clearly. Like many people,...
Do you have an itch you can’t stop scratching?
Itchy skin (pruritus) can be very annoying. Whether it’s the aftermath of a mosquito bite at a BBQ or an...
If you have a sleep disorder like sleep apnea, you might treat it with a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine. These machines use a motor,...
When you’re dealing with food allergies, paying close attention to everything you or your child eat — and even to what other people eat near you — can...
If you find yourself sniffling, sneezing or coughing and you can’t figure out why, you may have mold allergies.
Mold is a type of fungus that can grow...
You probably hear a lot about your immune system, but do you really know what it does and what you can do to make it stronger?
Your immune system is your...
