A simple blood test will determine which foods you are allergic to. But true food Allergies include swollen or tingling of the tongue, itchy throat, or closing of the throat, and hives. However if you are intollerant to foods, such as dairy, it can cause diarrhea, gas, stomach cramps, and bloating.
It could be allergies - see your vet.
Don't eat the food that you are allergic to. Keep all the foods that you can eat separate to those that you can't eat (no cross contamination). Take an antihistamine.
you cannot technically "get rid" of allergies but you can obtain medication that masks them. there are things you can take or shots you can have on a regular basis that keep them at bay.
I guess it depends on the carpet type and how dirty it is. What allergies does your child have? I would keep the carpet clean as well as the rest of the house because I know dust particles can trigger allergies and asthma. Carpet isn't bad for kids with allergies, no, but it can be if it's dirty and dusty.
I am a long-time sufferer of food allergies, and it is amazing what they can do to you. In general, having a food allergy means that when you eat the food you are allergic to, you get sick in some way. However, different foods effect different people in many different ways. Stomachaches and gas problems are very common with food allergies. If you keep on eating what you are allergic to, this may seem like a chronic condition. It may not sound like much, but it is very uncomfortable. Intestinal problems are also common with food allergies. However, there are other effects which may not be so well-known. Food allergies can make you feel extremely tired all the time. They can make you constantly lose your focus and cncentration. You won't be able to think quite right. You can get headaches almost all the time, and for girls, it can make your period be extremely painful. There are many other side effects as well, but listing them all out could take a lot of time. I suggest that if you have food allergies, you get a blood test done to figure out what you are allergic to. Once you pull food out of your diet it could take up to two months to start feeling better. So the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll feel better.
We don't know why each person has eczema. I think it could be different reasons for different people. With that said, it is likely there is a cause. For some it is food allergies, for others, it might be something else. Don't believe someone if they tell you there isn't a cause. Keep seeking answers and you may find them. With our son, food allergies are the main cause. He had really bad eczema and once we eliminated foods he was allergic to, it cleared up 90%.
I have seasonal allergies and a hamster. I used to keep my hamster in the basement and now she is in my room, but there isn't really much of a difference. so no i don't think that a hamster would make things worse, but if you are still unsure don't keep the hamster in your room
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Most common allergies seen are sneezing and coughing; especially due to dust. These allergy symptoms are visible when you get exposed to too much dust mites and pollen. I have not known any permanent treatment for these allergies. Best is try and avoid contact as much as possible. Surface wipes like Dettol can help avoid dust from settling. It also kills germs upto 99.9 Try to keep surfaces clean and avoid settling of dust.This will avoid allergies or cold to a great extent.
Canned goods, dried foods like dried beans, dried fish. But if you keep in a refregirator, the food will be ok for a period of time especially frozen foods.
Cat allergies can be relieved by taking medicine that helps deal with allergy symptoms such as Benadryl or Claritin. In addition, it is important to keep hands washed and cleaned after touching cats.
No, it's not cruel to keep them in a zoo, especially those that are recovering from injuries, and endangered species. They get proper food and supplements in their diet and protection from natural predators, poachers, and diseases.