Allergy Shots Explained: Immunotherapy for Long-Term Allergy Relief The end of winter is often associated with increasingly warmer weather and longer days. However, for many Oklahomans, this time of year also brings the familiar dread of seasonal allergy symptoms such as itchy eyes, sneezing, and nasal congestion. Over-the-counter medications can provide temporary relief, but they…
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Survival Tactics for Cedar Fever Season Cedar season is back, bringing congestion, fatigue, and other pesky symptoms that can make daily life harder to enjoy. Cedar fever is an allergic reaction to pollen from mountain cedar trees. Unlike most allergies that happen in spring, cedar fever occurs in the winter months. Luckily, you don’t have to…
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Your 2026 Asthma & Allergy Health Checklist With the holidays upon us and a new year fast approaching, life can feel especially busy. For those with allergies or asthma, it’s easy for everyday health management to slip to the bottom of the list. One of the greatest gifts you can give yourself though is to…
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OAAC’s Holiday Gift Guide for People with Allergies The holiday season is filled with fun, family, and friends. It’s the time for thankfulness and cheer, and of course, gift-giving. Choosing the perfect holiday gift for your loved ones isn’t always easy. But when you’re shopping for someone with asthma or allergies, it can be even…
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Teal Pumpkins and Treats: Making Halloween Magic for Everyone Halloween is just around the corner, the time of year when kids dress up in their favorite costumes and go trick-or-treating. However, if your child has food allergies, this treat-filled holiday can be a real challenge. Halloween treats often include store-bought candy that typically contains common…
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Ragweed Season: What You Need to Know As the summer heat begins to fade and the crisp fall weather returns, many people often welcome the first signs of autumn. However, for people who suffer from seasonal allergies, summer fun can quickly turn to fall misery. The main culprit? Ragweed pollen. Affecting an estimated 50 million…
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