allergies

The good news is it's not fatal, the bad news is it might make you feel as if you wish you were dead. Louisiana's medical community is ready.

Can't stop sneezing or coughing? Congested? Can't breathe? Is it allergies or a cold? Welcome to springtime in beautiful Louisiana!

Sugarcane farmers do their best to make sure smoke and ash don't affect nearby populations but unfortunately keeping 100% of smoke and ash away from humans is impossible.

Seasonal allergy sufferers who were hoping yesterday's rains would clear the air, literally, had better plan on picking up some more tissues.

High levels of pollen are exacerbating symptoms for seasonal allergy sufferers in Lafayette and all of South Louisiana.

If you can write your name on the hood of your car while whistling through one clogged nostril, you might be suffering from pollen problems already.

You can't log on to social media without seeing the word 'coronavirus.'

Springtime is allergy time in Acadiana. There is a lot of pollen in the air and that's bad news for seasonal allergy sufferers.

Finally, a lower price option on an important life-saving device has been approved for use in the United States.

There's a simple reason why your allergy symptoms are so active and the hurricanes are staying away.

Those who suffer from seasonal allergies are feeling the effects of some of the highest pollen counts of the season.

It's a tough choice, should you walk around in a daze and be able to breathe or should you stay all stopped up because of the pollen?

If you want to escape the seasonal allergies that come with springtime in Louisiana, you're going to have to take a major road trip.

If you haven't started the sneezing and sniffling that goes with springtime in Louisiana you probably will very soon. Pollen counts are rising across the state.

Are you one of the 15 million people in America who suffer from food allergies? Scientists may have discovered how to cure, say, a peanut allergy for good!