Tools & Resources

• Think You Have a Food Allergy?
• Essential Items for Allergy Relief
• Pets and Allergies
• Allergies: Myths vs. Facts
• Controlling Home Allergies
• Allergies in the Workplace

Medical ReferenceRelated to Allergies

111. Skin Testing for Outdoor Allergies
     
     If you sneeze and sniffle and you think it's because of pollen or mold, you may need allergy skin testing to be sure.
     
112. What Allergy Drugs Are OK With High Blood Pressure?
     
     Some allergy medications are off limits when you have hypertension. Find out which allergy drugs are OK when you have high blood pressure.
     
113. Living With a Wheat Allergy
     
     Information on how a wheat allergy can affect your life and tips for living with one.
     
114. Living With a Milk Allergy
     
     Find out the foods to avoid if you have a milk allergy.
     
115. Latex and Food Allergies: What's the Link?
     
     If you’re allergic to latex, some foods may trigger a reaction. See which foods to watch for.
     
116. Fall Allergies
     
     WebMD examines common fall allergy causes, treatments, and symptoms. Learn more about what triggers allergies in the fall season.
     
117. Is It Pollen, or Something Else?
     
     If you have allergy symptoms in spring, summer, or early fall, you probably have a pollen allergy. If you have allergy symptoms all year, you may not have a pollen allergy.
     
118. Insect Allergy: Questions for Your Doctor
     
     If you have insect allergies, you probably have lots of questions. Take this list with you when you go see your doctor or allergist about treatment and symptoms.
     
119. Indoor Allergy: Questions for Your Doctor
     
     If you have indoor allergies, you probably have lots of questions. Take this list with you when you go see your doctor or allergist about treatment and symptoms.
     
120. Food Allergies: Questions for Your Doctor
     
     When you have a food allergy, there are all sorts of things you want to know. Take these questions with you when you go see a doctor about your food allergies.