Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As the dry, frigid, winter weather continues, stuffy noses are sticking around. The constant sniffling, nose blowing, and puffy ...

Finally, after a long day of battling a stuffy nose—from a cold, a virus, or allergies—you get to go to bed. And your blocked nose gets worse. There’s a reason for that—and there are also some good ...

A stuffy nose happens when the blood vessels and natural tissues in your nose get inflamed. If your stuffy nose is from allergies, antihistamines can help relieve congestion. If it's from a cold or ...

A stuffy nose isn't always caused by an infection; it can be due to the weather and allergies too. To relieve congestion, stay hydrated, use a humidifier, and sleep on your back if possible. If only ...

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(WGHP) — Spring can be a beautiful time to go for a walk, but maybe not this week. We’re in store for a lot of pollen from trees over the next few days, according to the Forsyth County Office of ...

Climate Prediction Center holds steady in their long range forecast expecting warmer temps to continue to extend further into us in Florida and much of the south and east US Read full article: Record ...

Common cold is a mild viral infection of the upper respiratory tract, and while mostly harmless, it can be extremely uncomfortable and can knock you out for days. It is characterised by blocked nose, ...

As temperatures slowly begin to rise, so does the pollen, and that means spring allergies are coming in full swing this ...