Once upon a time, I was the only member of my family who wasn’t plagued by seasonal allergies. Every spring and fall, like clockwork, my mom and sister would experience sneezing, runny noses, and ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with any advertisers on this site. Maybe you’re still congested from a cold you had a month ago. Or your head and nose feel like they’re filled with ...

Allergic to Christmas? It doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a Grinch. If your nose starts running the moment temperatures drop and you start putting up Christmas decorations, it may be allergies instead ...

With coronavirus cases and seasonal allergies on the rise in many locations in the U.S., and cold and flu season on the way, many are wondering which COVID symptoms they should watch for. Runny nose, ...

Gustatory rhinitis is the medical term for a runny nose or sneezing you may get after you eat hot or spicy foods. It's a type of nonallergic rhinitis, where your nose gets inflammation but not because ...

Fall and winter are a time when viruses that cause respiratory illness usually circulate more heavily in the community. People spend more time indoors, allowing viruses to spread more easily from one ...

The Omicron BA.5 variant is the dominant coronavirus strain in the US, according to the CDC. Its symptoms are similar to past Omicron subvariants: a sore throat, sneezing, and a runny nose. Experts ...