Indoor Allergies

All homes contain enough allergens able to trigger a reaction in an allergy sufferer. Household dust can trigger year round allergies, but can be easily managed.

Nov 1, 2009 - Mary Lake

Learn how to identify an environment that promotes mold growth and learn how to get rid of indoor mold with tips for prevention and mold removal.

Nov 1, 2009 - Katrena Wells

Indoor allergies strike millions of people year-round, caused by unseen particles in the air called allergens. Learn the symptoms, causes and finding allergy relief.

Nov 1, 2009 - Mary Lake

According to numerous studies, asthma rates continue to grow among the population. This especially is true for children.

Oct 7, 2009 - Mike Virgintino

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

Dust mites are microscopic creatures that thrive in dust and feed off human and pet skin cells and food particles. Here are ways to prevent dust mite allergies.

Sep 16, 2009 - Prerna Malik

Dust mite allergic reactions can be reduced significantly by removing hidden areas of dust from your living space.

Aug 28, 2009 - Diane Hartman

Microscopic dust mites live off dead skin cells shed from humans and animals. While they don't carry disease, they can cause allergic reactions.

Aug 8, 2009 - Fleur Hupston

The waste products of a microscopic creature called dust mites makes millions of people sneeze and cough. Reducing dust in the bedroom helps lessen symptoms.

Jul 11, 2009 - Joanne LaSpina

Many allergy sufferers think they can't have pets, but if they want a four-legged friend there are ways to reduce problems with sneezing and other allergic reactions.

Jun 13, 2009 - Michielle Beck

Animal allergies pose a special challenge for homebuyers. If previous owners had pets, removing dander will take work and time, and can be expensive, but it is possible.

May 29, 2009 - Naomi Lewis

Allergic rhinitis causes episodes of sneezing, nasal congestion, and a runny nose.

May 3, 2009 - Naheed Ali

Dust mites are microscopic creatures that cause sneezing, itchy eyes and stuffy noses for millions of people. Dust mites thrive in warm areas and they love carpets.

Apr 14, 2009 - Joanne LaSpina

Read more about winter allergies, how they occur, and some of the symptoms that present with this type of health problem.

Feb 22, 2009 - Naheed Ali

Cockroaches commonly produce allergens that can cause severe asthma attacks. Inner-city children have a higher risk of developing an allergic reaction.

Feb 20, 2009 - Stella Walsh

As soon as spring looms, everyone starts warning about outdoor allergens, but it may be time to consider what's inside the home that's causing all the sniffles.

Feb 19, 2009 - Wendy J Meyeroff

Dust mites are uninvited pests that cannot be seen by the naked eye, but cause misery to the allergy sufferer. Smart housekeeping cuts down their population.

Oct 12, 2008 - Christine Nyholm

Even clean houses have difficult to get rid of dust mites that cause allergic symptoms in sensitive people. Specific dust busting tips help to clear the environment.

Sep 30, 2008 - Christine Nyholm

Indoor air is more polluted than air you breathe when outside. This is a concern because people spend up to 90% of their lives indoors and health issues are increasing.

May 2, 2008 - David R. Wetzel