Seasonal allergies
Sneezing, a runny or stuffy nose and itchy, watery eyes that come back in certain seasons are usually allergies. Many people manage them with over-the-counter options, and a primary care visit or telehealth can help if they aren't working.
Go to the ER or call 911 if
- Swelling of the lips, tongue or throat
- Trouble breathing or wheezing that isn't improving
- Hives with dizziness or vomiting
What urgent care can usually do
- Check whether it's allergies, a cold or a sinus infection
- Advise on treatment options
- Refer to an allergist for testing
What to bring
- When symptoms started and what seems to trigger them
- Medicines you've already tried
Nearest clinics
Sorted by distance only. Call ahead to confirm hours and services.
Other guides
General information to help you choose where to go. It isn't a diagnosis or medical advice. A clinician will decide on testing and treatment. Last reviewed October 2026. Editorial standards