Allergy Sentence Examples

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  • Quite a few years ago I had a dog with a very severe allergy to fleas.

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  • The incidence of the potentially life threatening peanut allergy has doubled during the last ten years.

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  • In a food allergy or sensitivity, when the child eats a particular food, (such as eggs, for example) usually by the time the eggs reach the stomach or the intestines, the body reads the presence of eggs as an allergen (something harmful).

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  • The first of these forms of asthma is bronchopulmonary aspergillosis, a serious allergy to a common fungus which can grow inside the lungs.

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  • They can be better than drugs in relieving allergy symptoms as they remove the allergen from the air before you can inhale it.

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  • Although the healthcare professional will record the allergy shot in the medical record, the parent may want to keep an updated record of the treatment for quick reference during emergencies and when the child is traveling.

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  • Some people have an allergy to fragrance, including home fragrances, therefore it is best to check before using home fragrance in someone else's home or a public place to make sure that no one has any allergies that you should be aware of.

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  • This menu changes daily and also features an a la carte menu for those who do not want to test five courses or for those with a dietary restriction or food allergy.

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  • People who outgrow a food allergy may continue to have positive IgE test result to the food for many years.

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  • Exposure to the mites in the first, crucial year of life can trigger a lifelong allergy.

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  • I was glad to stumble upon this site as I am new to the delayed food allergy plagued world.

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  • High risk patients should be offered clinical testing for latex allergy.

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  • There is usually a gluten-free option available in the festival village, for anybody who has a gluten allergy.

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  • Poor digestion and a weakened immune system can lead to this pollen allergy.

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  • In a very few cases, milk allergy can cause anaphylaxis.

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  • As a sequel to the recent brouhaha with the fading five-pound note, it seems that the euro is suffering from a similar allergy.

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  • The Plasmodium falciparum chromosome 2 project was funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID ).

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  • Many of the Nurse Specialists utilize the area including the endocrinology, Dermatology and Allergy nurses.

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  • You do not have to have the allergy for a long period to see these more severe symptoms occur.

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  • This can occur in infants who have a severe gluten allergy as well.

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  • If you think you might have a gluten allergy, talk to your doctor.

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  • Her allergies caused a rheum discharge from her eyes and nose that caused her to want to take allergy pills so she wouldn't sniffle all day.

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  • At any rate, the breed is probably suitable for mild allergy sufferers, and moderate allergy sufferers can probably counteract some of their allergic reaction with frequent vacuuming as well as grooming their cat with pet wipes.

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  • It sometimes has a characteristic pattern from the object containing the allergen, such as a glove allergy with clear demarcation on the hands, wrist, and arms where the gloves are worn, or on the earlobes by wearing earrings.

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  • Bee pollen can be used to treat allergies by helping to build your body's defenses against the allergen particles, but if you have a known pollen allergy, you should talk to a health care provider before you begin taking the supplement.

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  • The gluten allergy can lead to the development of fibromyalgia or both could occur at the same time.

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  • Over time, gluten allergy symptoms may worsen leading to malnutrition and even the development of life threatening illnesses such as kidney disease, liver disease and cancer.

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  • Great for those suffering from cold, allergy or sinus conditions.

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  • However, correcting the gluten allergy often reverses many conditions if dealt with soon enough.

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  • If you know, you have an allergy to gluten or that you should stop eating foods with gluten, then learning what it is and how it can affect you is critical.

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  • This is a serious health risk for anyone who suffers from gluten allergy and it is left untreated.

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  • Should gut disturbances diminish on an elimination diet, particularly a gluten-free diet, then there is strong reason to suspect that gluten intolerance or at least an allergy is present.

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  • All celiac disease sufferers have gluten intolerance, but not everyone with symptoms of gluten allergy has celiac disease.

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  • It is entirely possible to have mild gluten allergy and not realize it because of the subtlety of your symptoms.

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  • Gluten sensitivity is distinguished from more serious symptoms of gluten allergy primarily by intensity.

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  • If you suffer from gluten allergy, you may experience many of the more severe symptoms as your immune system produces antibodies for gluten, but in such cases a celiac disease biopsy will usually be negative.

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  • In this type of diet, most foods that can cause an irritation or allergy are removed from a person's diet.

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  • On the other side, no one with a gluten allergy should consume certain foods.

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  • Just because you or a loved one has a wheat allergy or intolerance doesn't mean you cannot enjoy a juicy burger once in awhile.

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  • It's tempting to self-diagnose when it comes to issues like a gluten allergy or sensitivity, and there are generally two camps of thought regarding the diagnostic process.

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  • Just because you didn't experience problems from eating gluten-containing foods when you were young doesn't mean you can't develop a food allergy in your older years.

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  • If you only have an allergy or sensitivity to wheat, then you are fine.

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  • All the products feature an Allergy Alert Symbol™ written in both English and French.

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  • Many times one of those real causes is an undiagnosed allergy, Dr. Kotsanis says, as it turned out to be with Caroline.

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  • As far as allergy suffers, no dog is completely hypoallergenic, not even the Bichons I breed.

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  • Cautious use in people with allergy to sulpha drugs is advised as celecoxib has a sulphonamide moiety.

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  • For example, people with peanut allergy can react to smaller amounts of roasted peanuts than raw or boiled peanuts.

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  • For people with peanut allergy, coming into contact with a tiny amount of peanut allergy, coming into contact with a tiny amount of peanut can cause the body to have an allergic reaction.

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  • Erythromycin is an alternative to penicillin for people who have a penicillin allergy.

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  • Japanese cedar pollen allergic disease (pollinosis) is the most predominant pollen allergy in Japan.

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  • Ingredients High potency propolis 50 %, MPG (mono propylene glycol) Cautions Not recommended for people with an allergy to tree resin.

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  • For some time my daughter and I have been suffering sinusitis, hay fever and allergy reactions due to the ever changing environment.

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  • Decreasing incidence of occupational contact urticaria caused by natural rubber latex allergy in German health care workers.

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  • How do I tell the waiter I have a nut allergy?

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  • Flea Allergy No the flea is not the real allergy here, it is the fleas saliva.

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  • The attack he had experienced was not caused by true allergy but by scombroid fish poisoning.

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  • Not everyone has the genetic predisposition toward the development of allergy antibody immune responses to sensitizing agents, or allergens.

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  • Is also seafood free for those with shellfish allergy concerns.

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  • I have a sneaking feeling that I might have an allergy to beer.

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  • Having a food allergy does n't have to mean tasteless food for the rest of your life.

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  • Unfortunately, one of the most common triggers of asthma, is allergy to house dust mites.

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  • The most common signs of an allergy to food are itchy skin or tummy upsets.

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  • Nuts Can cause urticaria in children and go on to cause a serious allergy - anaphylaxis.

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  • Symptoms of allergy include rash, wheezing, shortness of breath, and swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat.

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  • Allergy rash-Your baby's rash may be caused by a food allergy.

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  • If training isn't the top priority, and there are no allergy issues, most experts say there's no reason why your pets can't snuggle up with your older children.

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  • This is the best way to determine if your child has an allergy to that food.

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  • Similarly, sensitive skin or an allergy to fabrics, sometimes known as contact dermatitis, may also cause a rash.

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  • Some people experience irritation and itching with nylon, while others discover an allergy for cotton.

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  • This type of vacuum has been recommended for allergy sufferers, because allergens are less likely to escape from the bag.

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  • The shots your vet prescribed are necessary to help your cat's hormonal system remain in balance and able to fight off immune reactions that produce the typical allergy symptoms.

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  • I've never heard of a specific allergy coming and going while the allergen is still there, but he could possibly be allergic to something that occasionally gets tracked in on your cat.

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  • It would have shown if your cat had a parasitic infection, so it really does sound like there's a food allergy in play.

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  • If your cat is doing a lot of head shaking due to a food allergy, it could result in ear drum damage.

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  • Could a vaccination reaction, an allergy or a respiratory infection be the reason why one visitor's cat can't stop sneezing?

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  • Third, if the sneezing isn't related to the booster or an infection, we need to look at possible changes in your cat's environment to determine whether the sneezing is allergy related.

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  • Although some cat breeds produce less irritation in allergy sufferers, some people are more sensitive than others to the protein these animals produce.

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  • Have there been any changes in his diet or other things that might cause an allergy, such as new carpeting?

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  • It is also possible that your cat has developed an allergy to her food and may need a special food for sensitive skin.

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  • When the tiny particles come in contact with someone that has an allergy to cats, the person experiences an allergic reaction.

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  • These cats have a different version of the allergen-causing glycoprotein that causes an allergic reaction in most allergy sufferers.

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  • Watery or red eyes - A cat that has red or watery eyes or even a combination of the two may signal an infection or an allergy.

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  • Animals in this condition may have an allergy, cold or upper respiratory infection.

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  • Some people believe that the Siberian is less likely to cause allergy problems than other breeds.

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  • A food allergy or sensitivity can also cause vomiting.

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  • Scents may also affect allergy sufferers.

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  • Unless you have a specific allergy to acai, the fruit is thought to be very safe.

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  • These herbs can help your body to fight against histamines that cause allergy symptoms without the side effects associated with conventional allergy medications.

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  • Countless people take prescription and over-the-counter allergy medications every year.

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  • This can be very frustrating for those who wonder what is worse, being miserable with allergies or sleeping through allergy season.

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  • For best results, you should start taking most of them about two weeks before the start of allergy season and continue them until about two weeks after allergy season has passed.

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  • Quercetin should be taken as early as six to eight weeks before the start of allergy season for best results.

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  • Tablets should be taken three times daily between meals before allergy season.

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  • Begin with an eighth of a teaspoon and gradually work up to a full teaspoon each day, well before allergy season begins.

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  • These products include allergy relief, cold and flu preparations, products for children who wet the bed and vitamin C tables.

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  • There are many options for herbal allergy relief for children, but before giving your child any alternative remedies, consult with her healthcare provider or an herbalist for the correct dose.

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  • Allergy symptoms vary from person to person but typically include sneezing, watery or itchy eyes, or a runny nose.

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  • Mucous from an allergy is clear whereas mucous produced from a viral infection appears yellowish or greenish colored.

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  • If you suspect your child suffers from an allergy, the smartest course of action is to have a physician confirm the allergies and identify potential allergens.

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  • A contact allergy means that your child has brushed up against something that causes a reaction.

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  • Natural remedies including herbal allergy relief for children include reducing exposure to allergens and taking certain herbal remedies.

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  • Food and medicine allergies may produce allergy symptoms similar to the ones already listed but may be accompanied by swelling of the throat, tongue or nasal passages and difficult breathing.

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  • One thing to keep in mind when using herbal allergy relief for children is to allow plenty of time for the remedies to work.

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  • For persons whose psoriasis activates or is worsened by a food allergy, turmeric treatment may yield few results until that food allergy comes to light and the trigger factor is removed.

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  • Yet in many cases, over the counter allergy medications make you so sleepy you still can't function.

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  • Herbal remedies for hay fever can be a better option, allowing you relief from allergy symptoms while avoiding those unpleasant side effects.

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  • It is a good idea to take this supplement early in the allergy season before symptoms get severe because it can take up to six weeks to see results.

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  • Also, don't forget that allergy test before applying Halloween makeup to your whole face.

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  • As a contact wearer and a chronic allergy sufferer, I love the benefits of waterproof mascara.

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  • Although most mineral lines are hypoallergenic based, be advised that some women still develop an allergy to mineral makeup.

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  • Before you apply it to your face, you will need to perform a simple allergy test.

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  • If you have an allergy to liquid latex, you can use a flour and water mixture instead.

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  • An allergy test should always be done before a full application of liquid latex by conducting a patch test to a small area of the skin to check for reactions.

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  • One reason someone would be interested in dairy-free baking would be if they were either lactose intolerant or if they had a milk allergy.

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  • If you have a milk allergy, your immune system is exhibiting an aberrant response to milk.

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  • Use nibs as a substitute for nuts if you have a nut allergy or if nuts are unavailable.

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  • Always tell guests what flavors the truffles are to avoid food allergy complications, and offer other treats as well so every guest can have a sweet sample to enjoy.

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  • It's quite common, and is generally naturally hypoallergenic - a huge bonus for allergy sufferers.

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  • That said, it's also possible that your dog could have developed an allergy to something other than her flea control product.

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  • My question to you is if your dog has a specific allergy to corn?

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  • Cornstarch is a by-product of corn, so if your pet has a specific allergy to corn, I wouldn't risk giving him a cornstarch bone either.

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  • The primary ingredient in Greenies is wheat gluten, an important thing to know if your pet suffers from this particular food allergy.

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  • I'm assuming that since he sold you a different brand of dog food, he suspected your dog's problem was food allergy related.

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  • Hopefully all of these measures combined will help Sampson feel better when allergy seasons rolls around again.

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  • The vet said it was allergies, but the regular allergy medication she told us to give him doesn't seem to work, and his ears are so very itchy!

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  • Did your vet recommend the possibility of a food allergy?

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  • The two things that come immediately to my mind are that your dog's problem could be related to a food allergy, and that the scratching has opened him up for a secondary yeast infection.

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  • Feeding individual natural foods can also help isolate allergy causing items from an affected dog's diet.

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  • Food allergy testing is usually carried out with an elimination trial.

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  • There has been no third party testing and confirmation that there is, in fact, an allergy.

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  • By the tone of this question, I am sure you can surmise that I believe the allergy is "an act" to prevent me from attending our family cottage with my dogs since the family my niece belongs to does not like animals.

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  • To them, the allergy excuse seems like a more polite way to deal with the situation rather than admitting they simply don't want to be around the animal.

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  • This is a courtesy for those who aren't used to finding dog hair in their living space, and it will help greatly if there is truly an allergy in play.

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  • We're heading into the fall allergy season, so these things will be floating in the air, and this could trigger a reaction in your dog.

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  • My Cocker Spaniel has had some kind of allergy for years now.

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  • I do agree that it sounds like a classic case of food allergy.

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  • This may be another route to consider in addressing your dog's food allergy.

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  • You can start with simple ideas like sprinkling garlic into your dog's food to help control parasites, bathing him with eucalyptus shampoo or applying tea tree oil if he has a skin allergy problem.

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  • Chicken fat can be an allergy problem for some dogs.

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  • The dog food lines include allergy, vegetarian and small breed formulas.

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  • Since the products are grain-free, they do not contain fillers and typical allergy irritants.

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  • In 1988, Wally Cochran of the Royal Guide Dogs in Australia received a request from a woman needing a guide dog which would not exacerbate her husband's dog allergy.

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  • Since Poodles are low allergy dogs, Wally sent saliva and hair samples to the husband for testing.

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  • The goal of reputable Miniature Labradoodle breeders is to develop a low allergy dog.

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  • Cavachon pups are popular with allergy sufferers because they are considered a hypoallergenic dog that produces very little dander.

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  • Cavachons are low-shedding dogs and are also considered hypoallergenic, so they could be a good choice for people with allergy sensitivities.

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  • For example, if your dog has a wheat allergy, you'll either want to avoid making a recipe that calls for wheat flour or substitute another type of flour instead.

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  • Some base metals may cause a skin allergy.

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  • Currently the only resource online of this bedding is The Allergy Buyers Club.

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  • Depending on the website you are reading, the benefits of wool range from allergy relief to preventing heart conditions.

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  • Bowie State University suggests that wool can improve sleep and decrease allergy symptoms in many sufferers.

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  • Whether you're interested in adding organic vegetables to your diet or purchasing organic wool bedding to reduce allergy symptoms, LoveToKnow Organic is here to help.

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  • Solus organic bedding is a great choice for allergy sufferers who want to eliminate dust mites while enjoying the other benefits of organic bedding.

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  • It is acceptable for vegans and vegetarians and has been given awards by Allergy UK for being a safe and effective product for people with allergies.

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  • This foam can sometimes cause serious allergy problems, which in turn can cause very frustrating sleep disruptions.

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  • While synthetic mattresses are usually cheaper, that obviously doesn't matter if they are causing or worsening your allergy symptoms.

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  • In addition, many allergy sufferers have found that they get some relief when they switch to organic bedding.

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  • If you or someone you love is having allergy issues during the night, purchasing an organic cotton mattress pad can help improve their symptoms without having to shell out the cash on an entirely new mattress.

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  • These mattresses contain no wool or latex, both common allergy triggers.

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  • There are concerns that the chemical residues outgassed in conventional mattress pads can disrupt sleep, cause allergy attacks, and cause asthma flare ups.

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  • Allergy Issues - By drawing out proteins from foods and modifying other foods with them, there is a much greater chance of cross contamination of allergens.

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  • The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) used to say no sunscreen for babies, because of allergy risks.

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  • Increased allergy symptoms, resulting from hormonal changes.

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  • In allergy suffers, these medications work to stop histamine, which is a chemical in the brain that sends messages.

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  • For this reason, some of the allergy medications can be in use as a tool to keep you awake.

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  • Allergy sufferers may breathe through their mouths, causing snoring problems.

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  • Do not avoid taking allergy medicine while on CPAP therapy because allergies and colds can cause sinuses to become plugged as well.

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  • Others include allergy medications, heart medications, blood pressure medications, corticosteroids and other stimulants.

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  • The sleep disorder can occur when sinuses are aggravated by illness, allergy or other causes.

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  • A snoring cure here may include treatments for the congestion, such as allergy treatments.

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  • Antihistamines and other allergy medications are helpful for some people.

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  • While there are no known side effects, anyone with an allergy to daisies or ragweed may want to avoid this herb due to the possibility of a reaction.

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  • Another thng to keep in mind is that if a person has an allergy to something like dairy or wheat, eating and sleepiness may also occur.

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  • Try an over-the-counter allergy medication to clear up the nasal passage.

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  • Another time you may need to consider a different type of lens is if you're an allergy sufferer.

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  • Plastic may seem simple enough, but in order to prevent snapping and stability, Dirty Dog plastic frames are manufactured using TR90 which has no known problems of allergy and toxicity.

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  • Also naturally present in wine, histamines cause the symptoms that creep up during allergy season – think flushing, sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes.

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  • Additionally, a study published by the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology found no correlation between wine intolerance and levels of histamine content.

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  • Also, be sure to have extra medication for group members who are on prescription drugs and allergy medicines for those who have issues with seasonal allergies.

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  • If symptoms do occur, the child should be evaluated by a healthcare professional to rule out the possibility of a milk allergy.

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  • An elimination diet is the systematic elimination of foods or group of foods from the diet suspected in causing a food allergy.

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  • For example, a child with a cow's milk allergy must obtain his calcium, vitamin D, and other essential nutrients found in milk from other sources.

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  • Allergy tests evaluate levels of allergic sensitivity to commonly encountered allergens, which may be foods, pollen, chemicals, or other substances in the environment.

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  • When recurring symptoms in children indicate sensitivity to certain substances in the environment, allergy testing can be used to identify the particular allergens that my be triggering reactions.

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  • Positive results from any allergy test may be used to narrow candidates for the allergen responsible for the reaction.

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  • In addition, allergy testing may be done on children with asthma, eczema, or skin rashes to determine if an allergy is causing the condition or making another condition worse.

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  • Allergy tests may also be done before allergen desensitization treatments to ensure the safety of additional exposure.

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  • Allergy is the reaction of the immune system to substances foreign to the body.

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  • This reactive condition is commonly known as allergy, and the offending substance is called an allergen.

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  • Allergy tests may be performed on the skin or using blood serum in a test tube.

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  • In radio-allergosorbent allergy testing (RAST), blood serum is combined with a specific concentration of potential allergens in a test tube, and the mixture is tested for antibody/antigen reactions.

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  • Skin testing is the most common type of allergy test.

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  • While allergy tests are quite safe for most people, the testing involves additional exposure to allergens.

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  • Children should be observed closely for signs of allergic reactions after allergy testing using skin tests, inhalation tests, or provocation tests.

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  • Because patients are monitored following allergy testing, an anaphylactic reaction is usually recognized and treated promptly to reverse the condition.

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  • An increase in WBCs may occur in many conditions, including infection (viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic), allergy, leukemia, hemorrhage, traumatic tap, encephalitis, and Guillain-Barré syndrome.

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  • Spasmodic croup is usually precipitated by an allergy or mild upper respiratory infection.

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  • The rash triggered by allergies should disappear as soon as the allergen is removed; drug rashes will fade when the person stops taking the drug causing the allergy.

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  • Laird. "Management of allergy, rashes, and itching."

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  • A food allergy or sensitivity is a person's immune system reaction to eating a particular food.

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  • When one has an allergy, he or she has a reaction other than the one expected.

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  • If one parent has a food allergy, the child's risk of having a food allergy is doubled.

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  • Food intolerance is often put into the same category as food allergy, even though there may be an entirely different mechanism involved.

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  • Many times, these responses are due to eating food contaminated with bacteria, rather than a true food allergy.

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  • Though the immune system is involved, celiac disease does not behave as a true allergy.

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  • This is different from a true milk allergy where even a small amount of any dairy product will produce a reaction.

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  • If a child experiences any type of allergy symptoms after eating, the child should be evaluated.

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  • A food allergy has been identified if the child's skin reacts by welting or becoming red.

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  • The basic elimination diet is a series of foods that have proven not to be allergy triggers.

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  • Egg allergy disappearance is not as high as it is for milk allergy.

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  • If both parents have food allergies, precautions should be taken to minimize the risk of the child having a food allergy, too.

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  • Not only should the cafeteria staff be notified about the food allergy, but parents should also ask about snack time, birthdays and holiday celebrations, field trips, and arts and crafts projects.

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  • The study reported a link between early use of soy formula and peanut oil baby lotion in the later diagnosis of peanut food allergy.

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  • Borderline cases may be misdiagnosed, however, and attributed instead to milk allergy.

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  • Allergy shots, also called immunotherapy, are a form of treatment that reduces a person's allergic reaction to a particular allergen.

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  • Allergy shots can reduce symptoms of allergic rhinitis (hay fever) and allergic asthma.

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  • Allergy shots are less effective against molds and are not a useful method for treating food allergies.

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  • Allergy shorts are a series of injections with a solution containing the allergens that cause an allergic reaction.

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  • The term allergy refers to a person's immunologic sensitivity to any substance that causes an allergic reaction.

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  • Depending on the severity and nature of the allergies, allergen avoidance and allergy medications alone may not effectively manage symptoms in children.

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  • Allergy shots are not recommended for food allergies.

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  • Eliminate from the child's diet foods suspected of being an allergy trigger and see if the symptom diminishes.

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  • Parents considering allergy shots for their child should be referred to a board certified allergist.

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  • An allergist will follow specific steps to determine if allergy shots are necessary.

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  • The allergist will consider the child's age and general health status in deciding to start allergy treatments.

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  • Allergy testing provides convincing evidence of specific antibodies to which the child is reacting.

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  • Expensive medications producing side effects that adversely affect the child's health and quality of life are necessary to manage allergy symptoms.

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  • If the child's deterioration in health and the cost of allergy drugs outweigh their benefits, allergy shots may be appropriate.

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  • Allergy shots are also effective in treating allergic asthma.

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  • Allergy shots can help relieve the allergic reactions that trigger asthma episodes and decrease the need for asthma medications.

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  • Children who receive allergy shots may develop serum sickness or other problems in reaction to the treatment.

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  • Serum sickness, an allergic reaction to serum contained in the allergy shot, may occur with the first injection or as a delayed reaction.

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  • There is an increased risk of a reaction with a variation of allergy shots which "rushes" the first phase of the treatment.

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  • However, vomiting can be a symptom of many other childhood disorders, including stomach flu, allergy, or a related symptom to almost any illness.

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  • Though esophagitis may have been found in one of these tests, the doctor will need to determine whether it was caused by GERD or by milk allergy, which does not respond to acid suppressant therapy.

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  • In the case of an allergy or viral infection it may be clear or white.

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  • In children, more common causes of chronic diarrhea are food allergy and lactose intolerance.

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  • Children who have frequent canker sores may benefit from dietary supplements of B-complex vitamin or may undergo blood and allergy tests to see if some other underlying cause can be identified.

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  • Others may develop an itchy red drug rash or hives because of an allergy to a specific drug such as penicillin.

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  • When used over time as an allergy treatment, antihistamines reduce the amount of histamine released by cells and decrease the likelihood that an allergic reaction will occur.

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  • Depending on the type of allergy, oral antihistamines may be taken regularly or seasonally to combat responses to allergens.

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  • Because many over-the-counter allergy medicines contain multiple drugs, parents should be sure to read the prescribing and dosage information for any antihistamine their children are taking to ensure safe use.

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  • In most children the rash first appears on the eyelids or cheekbone area and is often mistaken for an allergy symptom.

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  • In these cases, there may be an obstruction of the nose because of infection, allergy, enlarged adenoids, or other facial problems.

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  • There is also a rare kind of food allergy, called exercise-induced allergy, that is caused by eating a specific food and then exercising.

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  • A child with known severe allergic reactions should be carrying an allergy kit with epinephrine; if not, treatment will have to be delayed until emergency personnel can provide the required medication.

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  • For reactions to insect stings or allergy shots, a tourniquet should be placed between the puncture site and the heart; the tourniquet should be released every 10 minutes.

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  • Parents should ask about ingredients in foods while eating out with the child, bring safe substitutes from home, and bring an allergy kit.

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  • If the child has to be hospitalized, the parents should alert the hospital personnel to the childs allergy to latex.

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  • A child with a latex allergy may also have allergies to kiwi fruit, passion fruit, papayas, bananas, avocados, figs, peaches, nectarines, plums, tomatoes, celery, and chestnuts.

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  • The expiration date on the medications in the allergy kit should be checked and medications replaced as needed.

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  • Allergy kits should be kept at home, school, and day care; and the school administrator, teachers, and friends should be made aware of the childs allergies.

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  • Children at risk for anaphylaxis should also wear a Medic Alert bracelet or necklace or carry a medical emergency card with them at all times that clearly describes their allergy.

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  • The allergist may also be able to give allergy shots to children with wasp, yellow jacket, hornet, honey bee, or fire ant allergies.

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  • Because some children with pervasive developmental disorders have food sensitivities or food allergies, allergy testing and subsequent dietary modification may help.

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  • This change in the appearance of the nasal discharge helps to distinguish rhinitis caused by a viral infection from rhinitis caused by an allergy.

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  • Allergic rhinitis is treated in a number of ways, including seasonal allergy medication, nasal sprays, and decongestants.

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  • Injections, or allergy shots, are also sometimes used to treat allergic rhinitis.

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  • Since inclusion conjunctivitis can mimic other diseases, it is important to rule out other types of conjunctivitis, such as those of viral etiology or allergy or those caused by gonorrhea.

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  • A drug allergy is an adverse reaction to a medication, often an antibiotic, that is mediated by the body's immune system.

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  • Although it is very unusual to develop an allergy after months of taking a drug, sometimes children develop a drug allergy after having received multiple doses of the drug.

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  • However, the symptoms of drug sensitivities can be very similar to the symptoms of a drug allergy.

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  • Emergency symptoms of a drug allergy include obstruction of the throat from swelling, severe asthma attack, and anaphylaxis.

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  • The most common symptom of an IgE-mediated drug allergy is a rash that develops after the child has taken the drug for several days and produced antibodies against it.

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  • However, they are caused by a drug sensitivity rather than a drug allergy and can occur upon the first exposure to a drug.

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  • A drug allergy or sensitivity most often is diagnosed by discontinuing the drug and observing whether the symptoms disappear.

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  • A previous allergic-type reaction to the medication usually is considered diagnostic of a drug allergy.

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  • Mild symptoms of a drug allergy usually disappear without treatment within a few days of discontinuing the drug.

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  • In the case of a serious drug allergy, the child should wear a medical alert necklace or bracelet or carry a card (Medic-Alert and others) at all times to alert emergency medical personnel.

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  • The physician also may "treat through" the allergy by prescribing antihistamines and corticosteroids during drug administration.

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  • When a child is given a new medication or starts a new course of treatment with a previous medication, parents should watch closely for symptoms of a drug allergy or sensitivity.

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  • When it becomes sensitized to normally harmless substances, the resulting reaction is called an allergy.

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  • For this reason, the gastroenteropathies are often considered as food-related gastrointestinal allergy syndromes.

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  • Food allergy and past history of allergy are less common in these patients than in patients with Pattern II EG.

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  • Infants with Pattern II EG also commonly have a history of allergy.

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  • A history of allergy also appears to be common in this group.

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  • Children with Pattern II EG may benefit from anti-inflammatory medications (for example, oral glucocorticoids or oral cromolyn) and specialized diet therapy, particularly in the case of food intolerance or allergy.

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  • Parents may consider enrolling their EG diagnosed child or adolescent in a clinical trial sponsored by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).

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  • For older children, physicians usually start by recommending a trial elimination diet that excludes milk, eggs, wheat, gluten, soy, and beef, because a link has been established with food intolerance and food allergy.

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  • Some children may have a venom allergy, and more serious reactions can result if they are stung.

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  • An allergy to insect stings is determined by the doctor, who takes a thorough history from the patient and his or her parents.

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  • Whenever children with a known severe insect sting allergy are stung, they should receive prompt medical attention, even if they have received an epinephrine injection.

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  • Allergy shots for insect stings, also known as venom immunotherapy, can be an effective treatment for children who experience a severe reaction to insect stings.

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  • Any child who has had a significant reaction to an insect sting should be evaluated by an allergy specialist.

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  • Not all children who have had a reaction will get allergy shots, but many should.

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  • It was once believed that most children would outgrow insect sting allergies and that allergy shots were not needed.

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  • Allergy shots given in childhood can protect the child for 10 to 20 years.

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  • For children who have a known allergy to the venom of honeybees, parents need to use caution (and consult with a physician) before using any honeybee products.

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  • Allergy shots-Injections given by an allergy specialist to desensitize an allergic person.

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  • However, it is not an infection or an allergy, it is not contagious, and it is not caused by poor hygiene.

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  • In fact, the term hay fever is really a misnomer, since allergy to grass pollen is only one cause of symptoms for most children.

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  • Although allergy to a particular substance is not inherited, increased allergic sensitivity may be genetic (inherited).

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  • This is the condition known as allergy, and the offending substance is called an allergen.

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  • The amount of pollen in the air is reflected in the pollen count, often broadcast on the daily news during allergy season.

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  • Carried in the air, or transferred from pet to owner by direct contact, dander can cause allergy in many sensitive people.

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  • Allergy tests including skin testing and provocation testing can help identify the precise culprit, but may not be done unless a single source is suspected and subsequent avoidance is possible.

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  • Specific allergens can be identified through allergy skin testing.

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  • As a result, they are best started before allergy season begins.

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  • It acts as a preventive treatment if it is begun several weeks before the onset of the allergy season.

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  • Immunotherapy, also known as desensitization or allergy shots, alters the balance of antibody types in the body, thereby reducing the ability of IgE to cause allergic reactions.

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  • Immunotherapy is preceded by allergy testing to determine the precise allergens responsible.

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  • Allergy shots can be given to children as young as five years.

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  • Allergy skin testing may be performed, especially if the doctor suspects the child's symptoms are persistent.

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  • Special tests, such as allergy skin testing or an allergen challenge, are needed.

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  • If a patient's asthma is caused by an allergen that cannot be avoided, or if medications have not been effective in controlling symptoms, immunotherapy (also called allergy shots) may be considered.

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  • Allergy skin testing may be recommended to rule out foods that may trigger asthma symptoms.

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  • Penicillin should not be used in patients allergic to the drug; however, an incorrect report of an allergy to penicillin may cause prescribers to select a different drug which may cause even more severe side effects.

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  • If a child is prone to sinus infections, some doctors may also use prophylactic or preventative treatment similar to allergy management.

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  • Children should not bring latex (rubber) balloons to the hospital, as they can be a serious safety hazard, as well as a health hazard for children with a latex allergy.

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  • It is estimated that 60 million Americans, or more than one in every five people, suffer from some form of allergy, with similar proportions throughout much of the rest of the world.

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  • Allergy is the single largest reason for school absence and is a major source of lost productivity in the workplace.

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  • When this same series of reactions is triggered by harmless, everyday substances, it is called an allergy.

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  • The substance that causes the allergy is called an allergen.

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  • In the gastrointestinal tract, these reactions lead to swelling and irritation of the intestinal lining, which causes the cramping and diarrhea typical of food allergy.

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  • According to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, annually, more than 50 million Americans suffer from allergic diseases, with approximately 36 million suffering from allergic rhinitis.

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  • Upto 6 percent of the general population suffers from an allergy to latex, and children with spina bifida who have had multiple surgical procedures are at higher risk for allergic reactions to latex.

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  • According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, if one parent has an allergic disease, a child has a 48 percent risk of developing allergies.

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  • For example, childhood ragweed allergy may progress to year-round dust and pollen allergy.

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  • Allergy is suspected if the symptoms presented are characteristic of an allergic reaction, and this occurs repeatedly upon exposure to the suspected allergen.

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  • Allergy tests can also be conducted to determine allergens.

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  • Immunotherapy, also known as desensitization therapy or allergy shots, alters the balance of antibody types in the body, thereby reducing the ability of IgE to cause allergic reactions.

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  • Parents may find it helpful to keep an allergy journal for their child to track occurrence of allergic responses.

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  • It is, in fact, the most common allergy in the United States, affecting one of every two people in the country.

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  • It is sometimes caused by an allergy to nickel in jewelry.

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  • In adults it can be associated with diabetes mellitus or gold allergy.

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  • Before attaching any addition, do an adhesive allergy test first.

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  • Always do an allergy test before dying your hair.

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  • Even if you have used the brand before, an allergy may have developed.

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  • Do a skin allergy test 48 hours before each application by applying a quarter-sized amount of the product in the bend of the elbow, and allow it to dry on the skin for 48 hours.

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  • Latex condoms are slightly more effective than polyurethane condoms and are cheaper as well, so unless either sexual partner has a latex allergy, latex condoms are usually a better choice.

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  • If your child has a nut allergy, try the recipe for nut-free Easy Bake Oven mix from Chicago Parent.

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  • Celiac disease, for example, manifests itself by causing intestinal damage in response to an allergy to gluten.

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  • If you have an allergy to cobalt or cobalamin, you should not take B12 supplements.

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  • If you have an allergy or sensitivity to cobalt or cobalamin, then you shouldn't take vitamin B12.

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  • The Asthma and Allergy Foundation certify the DC14, as the 5/7-gallon dust collector empties without coming into contact with the debris.

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  • Using an air purifier for asthma and allergy symptoms has long been rumored to be a fix for seasonal and chronic symptoms.

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  • Air filters have become popular household appliances precisely because they can help fight against these triggers for asthma and allergy symptoms.

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  • Over the counter treatments, and even some more powerful remedies such as cortisone shots, aren't always effective with all allergy problems.

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  • Moreover, the cost for treatment can be relatively high over time, especially if an individual is predisposed to regular allergy or asthma attacks due to factors within the home.

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  • For these reasons, air purifiers are often sought as a way to combat allergy and asthma issues.

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  • Whether an air purifier for asthma and allergy attacks is the best possible solution is still a matter for debate.

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  • Those suffering from allergies and asthma often react badly to ozone particles in the air, and asthma and allergy attacks can become even worse.

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  • The best air purifiers for asthma and allergy relief tend to be quite a bit more expensive than lower-end models, but these pricier machines are often much better at relieving these types of symptoms.

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  • The most important thing you can do is to do a bit a research before you decide to buy an air filter for asthma and allergy.

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  • Air purifiers use a filter to process the air that will trap germs and allergy causing dust.

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  • Asthmatics and allergy sufferers are highly sensitive to dust, pollen and mold particles in the air, and can result in acute bronchitis, asthma attacks and susceptibility to respiratory infections.

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  • The brand's tagline, "Wet Dust Can't Fly," was developed in 1936 as the company's first water-based vacuum systems made an immediate impact on the lives of allergy sufferers and the medical community alike.

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  • Allergy sufferers and people with chronic breathing problems are always asking, "What are the best air ionizers?"

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  • Be careful when choosing richly scented candles as some people may have an allergy to fragrances.

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  • Do bear in mind, however, that some people have an allergy to fragrance, so this won't be suitable for every occasion.

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  • However, treating this allergy could improve your quality of life.

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  • Many individuals struggle with a gluten allergy without realizing it because their symptoms are mild to moderate.

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  • Over time, a gluten allergy can worsen since the damage to the small intestine worsens.

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  • The Allergy Alert Symbol™ is also incorporated into punchy t-shirt graphics that keep up with the trends-race cars, pirates and fairies, to name a few.

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  • T-shirt graphics also bear allergy warnings against the most common life-threatening allergens-peanuts, tree nuts and dairy.

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  • Sometimes, an allergy to tattoo ink or to post-tattoo treatments can mimic an infection.

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  • The most common allergic reaction is caused by an allergy to nickel, a metal used to strengthen the alloys used in body jewelry.

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  • Signs of an allergy to nickel include excessive redness and increased production of lymph.

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  • Stainless steel watch straps are also ideal for people who have an allergy to leather.

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  • The Northern Colorado Allergy Asthma Clinic followed a controlled group ranging in age from 19-52 for approximately four months.

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  • Reduced allergy symptoms - A raw food diet helps allergies mainly because some processed food products might contain triggers for certain allergens.

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  • Finally, your ingredient list is free of chemicals and toxins that aren't good for your family, so you're sparing the risk of any skin irritation or allergy attack.

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  • I am not supposed to eat dairy at all due to an allergy.

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  • Food allergy sufferers must read the labels closely to check for dyes, preservatives, or other additives that may cause an allergic reaction.

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  • There are dozens of excellent books geared for people with diabetes, lactose intolerance, gluten allergy, Crohn's disease, and other health issues that make traditional dieting more difficult.

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  • An allergy to dairy is most often an allergy to the protein casein, goat's milk has a very low casein content which is probably why the author is able to tolerate it.

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  • Food combining systems seek to lessen or eliminate these allergy and digestive issues by not only choosing specific foods to eat but also remaining conscious of the time of day foods are digested.

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  • Check with your doctor if you have a wheat allergy.

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  • Even though it may seem miniscule at the time, each symptom may alert your doctor to a food allergy or sensitivity that may be connected to your RA flare-ups.

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  • Vermont Nut Free Chocolates was started by Gail Elvidge, the mother of a child with a potentially life-threatening peanut allergy.

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  • If you have any kind of skin sensitivity or allergy, a bra made of man-made fabrics can cause a lot of grief.

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  • Also let the parents know of any foods being served in case someone has a food allergy.

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  • Sweeney has suffered from allergies throughout her life, and now works with the Pharmacists Association to raise awareness for allergy sufferers.

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  • He is allergic to bees and wasps after having been stung so many times by them, but fearlessly works on bee and wasp infestations despite his allergy.

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  • It's not strictly an allergy, but can be caused by irritants like harsh soap or scratchy clothing.

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  • If it's that time of the year for you--sneezing, itching, watering eyes--go ahead and take some allergy medicine.

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  • If that doesn't help, consult with your doctor about a prescription allergy medication, nose spray, or allergy shots.

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  • A rash is a change in the color and texture of the skin, usually caused by an allergy, friction, exposure to excessive heat or moisture or irritation to anything from rough fabric to chemicals.

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  • Allergic contact dermatitis is commonly brought on by contact with plants like poison ivy, or just a severe allergy to a specific tree or grass.

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  • Depending on the severity of the allergy, a prescription cream may be required for immediate relief.

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  • Allergy medications such as Benadryl may help to reduce the symptoms of insect bites.

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  • Although the itching of mosquito bites is a common side effect of the allergy attack, some people find that ignoring the bite and the urge to itch actually heals the bite faster.

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  • To reduce the swelling of a mosquito bite, administer an allergy medication such as Benadryl.

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  • Over the counter allergy medication such as Claritin or Benadryl will help reduce the itching and prevent further reactions such as swelling or rashes.

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  • This could be a sign you have an allergy to one or more of the ingredients.

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  • Not every rash outbreak is allergy related, such is the case with the measles or chicken pox.

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  • Most bites swell to a raised bump simply from a skin allergy in reaction to the bite.

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  • Hive treatments include oatmeal bath soaks, cool damp rags, topical itch treatments, and allergy medication to help inhibit allergens.

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  • While many doctors will prescribe oral medications such as tetracycline to treat rosacea, people who suffer from the condition may develop an allergy to the medication.

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  • Allergic reactions - When the skin comes into contact with a substance that triggers an allergy, a rash can develop.

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  • Allergy was a small part of her frustration, and the cigarette issue was nothing more than a smoke screen.

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  • However if you suffer from stomach ulceration or allergy to aspirin then there is a shot of a blood thinning agent called heparin available.

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  • The sort of diseases included myocardial hypertrophy, inflammatory bowel disease, thyroid gland problems and allergy.

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  • In a trial involving eight infants, chronic insomnia was traced to an allergy to cow's milk.

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  • Ozone is a lung irritant emitted from many air cleaners in the market that can trigger allergy reactions, even in small amounts.

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  • The association is formed by veterinarians with a special interest in allergy and immunology problems in small and large animals.

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  • Anyone can develop an allergy to any drug at any time.

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  • Dr. Mark Dybul, of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the study author, noted that this approach together with high patient adherence could be a powerful and cost-effective tool in HIV treatment.

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  • Gluten allergy shares most of the characteristic signs and symptoms of celiac disease, but doesn't cause observable intestinal damage.

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  • If you suffer from Celiac, gluten intolerance or a gluten allergy and need to avoid gluten in your baked goods, consider making a gluten-free version of banana bread made with almond flour.

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  • The AllergyEats.com website provides a search tool so you can locate information about allergy friendliness not only for gluten but several other types of food allergens.

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  • Persons on extremely restricted or allergy sensitive diets will enjoy the many ways one can individualize these recipes.

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  • Low allergen and hypoallergenic cats may be the answer for many allergy sufferers who dream of sharing their life with a feline friend, but it's clear prospective owners will have to pay a hefty price for that pleasure.

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  • Those who suffer from any type of chronic symptoms, including neurological, respiratory, skin conditions and gastrointestinal conditions may use this type of diet to determine what specific foods are causing food intolerance or an allergy.

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