Allergy MedicationsAllergy MedicationsTypes of Allergy Drugs

Learn all about the different over-the-counter and prescription medicines that can help ease annoying symptoms.

What Are Antihistamines?

When medicine is needed to stem allergy symptoms, antihistamines are often first in line.

How Decongestants Work

When allergies make your nose stuffed up, an antihistamine generally won't help. But a decongestant might.

Nasal Sprays for Allergies

When allergies strike, nasal sprays can help. There are many different types, and most work faster than pills.

Allergy Eye Drops

Allergy eyedrops are liquid medicines used to treat symptoms of eye allergies.

Leukotriene Inhibitors

Montelukast (Singulair) is a drug that relieves allergy symptoms and is also used to prevent asthma attacks.

Allergy Shots

Allergy shots are one form of immunotherapy for allergies. You get the shots in a doctor’s office.

Living With AllergiesLiving With AllergiesNon-Drug Treatments for Allergies

Natural treatments can't replace allergy medications, but they can work alongside them.

Allergy-Proof Your Environment

Medicines help treat allergy symptoms once they strike. But these easy steps can help you avoid having an attack.

Dehumidifiers for Allergies

Mold, mildew, and dust mites don’t have to make you miserable. A home dehumidifier can help you breathe again.

Dust Mite Mattress and Pillow Covers

Special mattress and pillow covers can protect against dust mites, microscopic creatures that can trigger dust allergies.

Avoiding Food Allergy Triggers

Food allergies can be serious, but you can manage them. One of the best things you can do is avoid your trigger foods.