With the arrival of spring come flowering plants, rising temperatures, and with it, spring allergies. To most, the symptoms ...

Insider's takeaway There are several reasons why you might feel burning in your eyes — you might have a chronic condition like dry eye or allergies, or you might need to change your makeup to ...

As your body releases compounds called histamines, it can cause redness, itching and a burning sensation in your eyes. If allergies are making your eyes burn, try using antihistamine eye drops ...

Humidifiers, steam and hot showers serve as symptomatic reliefs. Showers remove any pollens and allergens on the body, while ...

If you feel like your eyes are burning and nose is running in overdrive this weekend, you’re not just imagining it.

Dry eye disease can cause a variety of symptoms, including burning, stinging, redness, and blurred vision. Treatments for dry eye disease include lifestyle changes, over-the-counter treatments ...

Coughing. Burning eyes. Stuffy nose. If these are chronic problems for you, indoor air pollution could be to blame. A home or office can harbor asthma- and allergy-causing gases and air particles.

Allergy season is here, and Memphis is one of the worst cities to have allergies in. Here's how allergies may affect you, and some treatments.

If you look at Oklahoma’s air quality index, it reports that the air is good and moderate in some areas. Health experts say that’s inaccurate, for the reason that it doesn’t ...