Battling allergies can be tough enough without being pregnant. Luckily, there are ways to manage symptoms and discomfort through the toughest allergy season.

Nov 24, 2009 - Stephanie Haddad

Some molds, such as penicillin, are helpful. Others, such as black molds, have toxic qualities. Any mold detected in the home should be removed quickly before it spreads.

Sep 21, 2009 - Joanne LaSpina

Allergy sufferers who become pregnant are concerned about how to treat their symptoms safely, especially where allergy medications are concerned.

Aug 22, 2009 - Stella Walsh

Evidence suggests that taking probiotics may reduce the likelihood of developing allergies or having an allergic reaction from an already existing condition.

Aug 5, 2009 - Stella Walsh

Pollen and other allergens trigger irritating wheezing, itchy, watery eyes and sinus pain in allergy sufferers. Learn how to get rid of symptoms and help the environment.

Mar 10, 2010 - Noreen Kassem

Anemia can cause pregnancy complications, such as low birth weights and preterm labor. All women to be aware of anemia symptoms and prevention.

Jun 1, 2010 - Jody Morse

New research shows that food allergies are more common in children whose mothers had their first trimester of pregnancy in the spring.

Oct 21, 2010 - Brenda Lane

Condoms help prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and pregnancy, but in order for a condom to be effective it must be used correctly and in date.

Jul 14, 2010 - Kate Le Page

Melasma, known as the mask of pregnancy or chloasma, is an acquired dark brown skin discoloration on the exposed part of the face. Melasma is more common in dark skins.

Jan 25, 2009 - Hanish Babu

Nutrition during pregnancy is vitally important not only for the mother but for the develping baby.

May 6, 2009 - Melissa Black

Promising research worldwide has identified a chemical entity---EGCG--in green tea that prevents sexually-transmitted HIV infection and could inhibit the spread of AIDS.

May 21, 2009 - George Daleiden

While there are many healthy foods to eat, some foods are so packed in nutrients that it makes good sense to include them in your pregnancy diet plan.

Mar 4, 2009 - Brenda Lane

Helping your physician or health care practitioner diagnose whether or not you have influenza (aka the flu) can affect how long you'll be sick.

Oct 26, 2006 - Kathy Quan

House dust has allergy irritants that occupants wouldn't think are harbored in the home. Formaldehyde, radon and fire-retardants can enter with new furniture and carpet.

Apr 15, 2009 - Patrice Campbell

Eye allergies commonly occur during spring and summer, causing symptoms of red, teary, itchy eyes. Causes, symptoms, and natural and medical treatments are discussed.

Jun 15, 2008 - Hayley Nichols

Being smart in the kitchen and avoiding certain kinds of food can be the quickest way to prevent mold allergy flare-ups.

Oct 16, 2009 - Stephanie Haddad

Autumn allergies are often confused with the common cold. Learn to tell them apart. The wrong diagnosis can mean the wrong treatment.

Jan 11, 2010 - George Conway

Hay fever? Itchy eyes, runny nose, rashes? It must be Spring! Here are an allergist's hints on minimising the suffering seasonal allergies bring.

Apr 2, 2008 - Sue Cartledge

Seasonal allergies plague many people year round, especially in spring and fall. Many herbs can be just as effective, or more, than chemical allergy relief medicine.

Sep 23, 2009 - Genevieve Kiger

Individuals can reduce the incidence of allergy attacks without drugs by including certain types of food into their diet.

Sep 6, 2010 - Katrina Dayrit