Vitamin C: Found in citrus fruits, kiwis, and peppers, it helps reduce the production of histamine, the substance responsible for your itchy, runny nose. Turmeric and ginger: These two superfoods ...

It's now peak allergy season and you may well have hayfever (which will explain the runny and stuffy nose) and allergic conjunctivitis (itchy and swollen eyes). You seem to have a post-nasal drip ...

Many Pittsburghers are experiencing the classic symptoms of springtime pollen allergies: itchy eyes, runny nose, cough. And though the unseasonably warm weather has caused crocuses and daffodils ...

A blocked nose is a common symptom during the cold and flu season each year. While most of us attribute a runny nose to a simple cold, it can sometimes indicate something else entirely.

As well as a blocked and runny nose, it can cause pain, swelling and tenderness around your cheeks, eyes or forehead. The infection can also turn your snot yellow or green, the NHS says.

Your runny nose isn't caused by a cold - your Christmas tree may be to blame Credit: Getty. While that might be the case - as everyone seems to have a cold or lurgy at this time of year - your ...

Many people notice their nose feels dry and clogged with crusty lumps, especially after being in dusty or dry places, but few realize this could signal something more serious. × The Standard e-Paper ...

A BUNGED up nose is one of the many joys the cold and flu season brings each year. Though having to dab at your streaming schnoz with tissues can be a real headache, most of us tend to assume that … ...