Dr. Shuba Iyengar, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer at Allermi, and Dr. Vincent Ip, DDS, FAGD, a co-founder of VIO2 have a conversation around managing daily sleep challenges that can arise from allergy complications. #sleep #allergies #sleeping allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Nasal polyps are soft, painless, noncancerous growths that line the nasal passages or sinuses. But what exactly are nasal polyps and how do they affect individuals? Hit the link to learn more. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

During the holiday season, many individuals look forward to the tradition of decorating their homes with beautiful Christmas trees. However, for some people, this festive tradition can lead to unpleasant allergic reactions. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Allergy season in Alabama can be particularly challenging due to the high pollen count and various allergens in the air. Hit the link to explore the causes of allergies in Alabama and provide some tips to help you survive this allergy season. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Washington state, known for its diverse climate and lush greenery, is also a hotspot for seasonal allergies. From tree and grass pollens to mold spores, each region in Washington has its unique set of allergens, varying with the seasons. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Georgia, known for its beautiful landscapes and warm climate, is also infamous for its high pollen counts. This can lead to a variety of seasonal allergies. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

If you've been diagnosed with a pet allergy, you may believe that you have give up your furry friend. However, there are options that can enable you to keep your pets while effectively managing your allergies. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Do you find yourself dealing with allergies while at work? You're not alone. Allergies can totally throw a wrench in your productivity and enjoyment of life, most of all when they're lurking in your workspace. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Rhinitis is a medical condition characterized by inflammation of the nasal passages, leading to symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, and itching of the nose, throat, and eyes. Hit the link to learn more! allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Ragweed pollen is one of the most common causes of seasonal allergies. When people with ragweed allergies inhale the pollen, their immune system overreacts and produces symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, and congestion. Read more! allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

If you live in New York, you may be familiar with the challenges that come with allergy seasons throughout the year. Understanding the unique characteristics of each season can help you better manage your allergies and stay healthy. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Colorado is known for its beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities. However, one drawback of living in this picturesque state is the dreaded allergy season. Hit the link to learn more about how to manage your allergies in Colorado. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

If you're someone who suffers from allergies or congestion, you're probably familiar with nasal sprays. However, did you know that using a saline spray before your medicated nasal spray can make a big difference in how effective and well-tolerated it is? allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Unfortunately, there are a lot of things that can cause nasal inflammation. Hit the link for a look at the causes of nasal congestion, nasal congestion treatment options, and what happens in your nose when it feels congested. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

What should someone do when they first notice or suspect they have allergies? Hit the link to find out. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

When using nasal sprays, it is important to use the proper technique to avoid accidentally making your nose sore. allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…

Fall allergies are mostly from ragweeds, though grass pollen is still moderate during this time. Those with significant fall allergies are often highly allergic to grass and weed pollen. Learn how to prepare for every allergy season with Allermi.🍁🍂 allermi.com/blogs/allergy-10…