allergies

This might be a controversial stance, but spring in Upstate New York isn't all it's cracked up to be.

This might be a controversial stance, but spring in Upstate New York isn't all it's cracked up to be.

If you have been suffering some major spring allergies, you are not alone. In fact, it could be where you live. A survey came out listing the top twenty-five metropolitan cities in the United States that are the worst for spring allergies. Three cities in upstate New York made the top twenty!

When I was growing up I suffered from sniffles, scratchy eyes, sneezing, and congestion while trying to concentrate in school. That was a challenge.

Central New Yorkers are used to being wary of deer ticks and the potential for Lyme disease, but now a new tick has been found here, and it comes with whole new risks.

You've been told since you were young that you are allergic to dogs and sneezing when in contact with some has proven that to be true, but wait...you might not have to avoid all of them. Even the ones that aren't hypoallergenic.

There's a rare but very real affliction known as CTS affecting many Central New Yorkers, and we list the symptoms and solutions to help you.

Most of us afflicted with allergies are struck by them in the Spring and Fall, but there is one allergy that is at it's peak in the Winter time.

There are not many blooms that have fully blossomed but the ones that have are significant.

Here's a charming little video called "10 Horrifying Parasites That Might Be Living Inside You." Enjoy!

If you live in one of the cities listed below, it could be a particularly stuffy, sneezy, clogged allergy season.

It's normal to be allergic to pollen or cats or even peanut butter, but allergies come in all shapes and sizes and not all of them are things you would expect. Here are 10 of the most unusual things from Yahoo Shine that people can be allergic to: