When I had allergy testing done, I was told there was a possible way of overcoming Allergies. I am allergic to wheat and rapeseed oil. The Doctor told me to completely cut out these foods for 9 months (i.e. to not even have a crumb of wheat). After 9 months try a small piece of the food (e.g. one slice of bread) and see if you have a reaction. If there is no reaction, the following week try a little bit more (two slices of bread) etc and keep going that way. If however you get a reaction, then chances are you will not be able to get rid of the allergy. I think you would probably be able to overcome an allergy if it "developed" rather than if you inherited it. I guess the same method would apply to other allergies - cut it out completely for 9 months, then try to slowly reintroduce it.
staying away from them and you COULD outgrow them
Reduce and if possible remove the allergen, and take medication if needed. Medication includes nasal spray (steroid) and allergy pills.
I'm not sure about the clear but the red colored palmolive made my hands break out.
well it kinda depends on if you have really bad allergies or not. like idon't have that bad of allergies so i take claritin clear, but if you have bad allergies you would take somthing like zertec.
Wool allergies, flea allergies, food allergies, and skin allergies that can be genetic. (My CC has allergies.)
Clear nasal mucus or, "snot", is usually associated with allergies. If your nasal mucus is green or yellow you may have an infection and should see a doctor.
A great treatment for nasal allergies is to put eucalyptus oil in water, or in a steam machine and inhale it. The oil's aroma will clear your nasal passage. Another possible remedy is the Ayurvedic method, which involves you rinsing out your nose.
No. You can't catch allergies from people with allergies.
Snot can be determined as green or yellow if you have sinuses, allergies, or a common cold. Otherwise, it may be clear. I have never seen blue snot before.
It is often difficult to tell the difference between allergies and a sinus infection. One way is that if the drainage is clear, it is likely allergies. If the drainage is cloudy, green, yellow or thick, you may have an infection. Other symptoms include headaches and a fever.
you cant abbreviate the allergies However the are a few medical abbreviations using the word allergies, such as; NKMA = No Known Medication Allergies NKA = No Known Allergies
It can have something, in it that you can be allergies to and it case skin allergies.
Can be allergies can be measles.
Allergies