Allergies

Go to the doctor & get a skin test. After the test, you will know what you are allergic to something.

That depends on if you are allergic to all egg-products or just straight eggs. If you are allergic to egg-products, you should avoid anything that has eggs in it (including bread and other baked goods like cakes and cookies). If you are allergic to just straight eggs, avoid things with plain eggs (scrambled eggs, quiche, omelets, mousse, etc.). A lot of things have eggs in them and it is also important to note that many egg-substitutes are made up of 99% egg, which won't help you if you are allergic to eggs, so be careful what you substitute.

There are a myriad kinds of allergies. To get quick help you would need to be specific.

I have curbed my own fat/oil allergy that I have had for years. In case you are interested you would have to fill in a questionnaire first to ascertain that I am addressing the right audience.

yes depending whats in the soap can cause a reaction to your skin

Bacteria do not cause the common cold. It is caused by a virus.

According to nutsonline.com Licorice root IS gluten free.

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A severe allergic reaction could result in anaphylactic shock and death.

Yes you could take these together. Remember to take all of your amoxicillin even after you start to feel better. You want to kill every bacteria and not leave any hiding out in your body! Remember that the Zyrtec will make you lightheaded or drowsy.

It depends on the specific allergy. However, if you are concerned about seasonal hay fever, in the United States, the states bordering the rocky mountain range have historically shown the lowest seasonal pollen counts.

Atarax, a prescribed medication.

If you are sensitive to one nut you may well be sensitive to others, or become sensitive to others over time. For example, I am very allergic to Brazil nut and less sensitive (but still allergic) to others. I'm not allergic to almond but I may become so because I've developed new nut (and other food) allergies (or intolerance) over the years. This may happen to you, too.

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.

Yes, it is possible to be allergic to the cold, in fact, people that are allergic to the cold and that live in cold weather can generally get disabled parking passes to make transition from heated car to heated store easier.

If you have allergies you should probably stay away from any flowers that have lots of pollen. You can probably have roses in your house though because they don't have that much pollen in them. other than that i don't know any flowers that you should avoid if you do have allergies

When my wife was pregnant we found an excellent product for her sinus problems, which were perfectly safe to use while she was pregnant. The same company (sinuswars.com) also sells products for allergies that can be used during pregnancy. In general however homeopathic treatments are compeltely safe for use, and have no side effects.

my child has reaction to this to the doctor told me to make sure she never has any cillins at all or in the same family of that med .some kids do grow out of it and to keep her a way from red 40 dies that is in it too. i hope this does help

Airborne allergens cause the sneezing, runny nose, and itchy, bloodshot eyes of hay fever (allergic rhinitis ). Airborne allergens can also affect the lining of the lungs, causing asthma, or conjunctivitis (pink eye).

Yes. I was on a number of medications, and took over the counter pain pills. After several weeks of taking pills, my face and neck became pruritic, red swollen and incredibly itchy. My doctor and a dermatologist were unable to tell me the source of the allergy. I found out on my own by reading the full ingredient list of what was making me break out. Unfortunately, silicon dioxide is in other products besides medicine. For example, zombie makeup for Halloween, marinade seasoning, and hair conditioner. My sensitivity is becoming greater, so now I don't even take vitamin supplements. Just this week my arms and neck broke out again in red itchy bumps. This time it was a diet pill I was an idiot for taking.

I am allergic to dogs and i have asthma and my family had been looking for a dog for me for years and eventually they came across a mix of a shih tzu and a yorkie, often called a shorkie. He was hypoallergenic so we took him. Shorkies, rats, hamsters, a lot of animals would be suggested for you if u have asthma. Shorkies are the best dog mixed breed!

well. I took both together and the azithromycin definitely did not cure my bronchitis, and I do not feel any effect from my bupropion (normally I feel several effects). The effects quickly wore off. I also gained 6 pounds. I am going to call my psychiatrist tomorrow and talk to him about it.

Yes rabbit fur contains allergens also. It is sweaters, glove linings, pillows, and more. It is used in winter clothing and such because the fur of the Angora rabbit is said to be 10 times warmer than that of sheep wool. Also, at times it is added to make clothing softer. People can be allergic to this fur, as I first discovered my allergies when I bought two sweaters with Angora rabbit fur.

Although no allergic reactions to the bulb of the onion are reported, some people develop an allergic rash after handling the leaves of the plant.

It really depends how bad you are.

A normal anti-histamine like Claratyne, Telfast or Polaramine will give you relief for about 8 hours or even 24 hours. This is good if you are going to visit someone who has cats.

For me I had to give up my cats completely for five years! I have been receiving monthly injections to desensitise me against them for all of this time. I have reintroduced cats to my household a year ago - successfully!

If you love cats, here are a couple of tips for you about being a pet owner:

- You are actually allergic to cat saliva, not fur. You react to their fur because they groom themselves and their saliva is on their fur. - You will react more violently to younger cats than older. If you want a pet, try adopting an older one from a cat haven. - You need to make sure you vacuum your house regularly, and use a high-end expensive vacuum cleaner with special filters. - Wash your bedding frequently if they sleep on your bed. - Your body will begin to get used to a particular cat over time and react less often. Dose yourself with 24-hr Claratyne for a couple of months, then slowly wean yourself off.

Hay fever triggers include grass, flower pollens, animal fur, dust mite, chemical fumes, microorganisms or some foods. Hay fever is a common condition that shows signs and symptoms similar to a cold.