Allergies

itchy rash

for example if its horses keep visiting them until its gone hope this helped!!

I suffer from allergies as well, but I have never come across an allergy pill that causes my nose to bleed. However, I have had that happen with nasal sprays which can dry out the lining of your nasal cavities and cause bleeding.

Absolutely. Tostitos chips and red kool aid causes me to itch and swell immediately!

Yes you can , prednisolon is for reducing the inflammation, allopurinol to reduce the over production of Uric acid, Zyrtec is for your stomach acidity......

Bezonatate is a non-narcotic cough suppressant and does not contain penicillin. There should not be an issue taking this medication if you are allergic to penicillin. To be sure, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

I was reading that some Gluten Intolorents can eat oats so on our monthly shop, I picked up 'Oatibix bites' and 'Oatibix bites with Apple and Rasins'. You can also get a cranberry version but I think I'd find this rather bitter and I am aware of a chocolate and rasin variation but this wasn't on the shelves. You can purchase the standards Oatibix biscuits, like Weetabix biscuits. However, there is actually a difference between the Oatibix biscuits and the bites:

The Oatibix bites don't contain:

- Malted Barely extract is unsuitable for Gluten intolorents/ celiacs therefore, I thought the Bites would be a safer option. Moreover, I think these are actually healthier because they contain 'Prebiotic Oligofructose' - a natural prebiotic for the immune and digestive system.

There is an itchy burning rash that appears, you will need to go see a doctor for some antibiotics and steroid cream; I also recommend getting some Benedrill for the incessant itching that will occur. Apply cold compresses to the area to help soothe the itch.

Bernadette H.

Asthma and allergies as far as the relation. Allergies tend to trigger histamine to be released which can cause swelling, rashes, itching, etc. The swelling can have the side effect of fluid accumulation from mucus membranes. Asthma is a constriction of tiny muscles deep in the lungs, as they constrict it takes more time and force to breath through the smaller tubes. an allergy can cause swelling of the tissue in the upper and lower airways having the same affect as asthma but also fluid accumulation. In a severe allergic reaction you can have constriction of the upper airway. Any fluid, swelling, itching, constriction of the airway can cause coughing. As far as an allergy causing or triggering asthma, I am not sure.

Keep searching the net for information and help, try sites devoted to asthma and allergies. also go to sites with message boards. you may find other people there that may share signs/symptoms, and find information on some specialists that may be able to help. I am sure the answer and help is out there somewhere. as far as going out west for TB, I have heard of many people with the condition moving to places like Arizona to improve their conditions. make sure it is a warm dry environment with CLEAN air. But remember if it is an allergy problem the pollen and dust flying in the air in these areas can cause problems as well. What ever your sister's underlying cause you should get a high quality air filter for the living space. She is also going to need to understand what things she is allergic to and do her best to avoid those things the best she can.

No. There is no antihistamine in it. Lorazepam is a benzodiazepine. It is used to treat anxiety.

Probably.

Yes, if it is just plain Tylenol with just plain Zyrtec, then there are no serious interactions.

If it is a Tylenol cold formula, then you need to read the box.

Most of the Tylenol cold products have some combination of antitussive, decongestant, antihistamine and acetaminophen. Please check your container for the ingredients. If there is an antihistamine (usually chlorpheniramine or diphenhydramine), then do not take the Zyrtec (cetirizine) which is an antihistamine.

Yes it will i have haad 2 tests now that have failed aand i have never touched a street drug of any type in my life the only meds i was taking that all were tought to be okay until i failed was allegra

Yes, you most certainly can have an allergic reaction to yeast. Moreover, you may find (like me) that you react to both brewer's yeast and baker's yeast and all products containing yeast.

There are some readily available natural methods for seasonal allergy relief. The first is regularly rinsing out the nose with a saline wash. A neti-pot or bulb syringe can be used. Another way to fight allergies is to regularly eat foods high in Omega-3 fats such as salmon.

Yes. It is.

it is called hay fever, seasonal rhinitis, or polinosis

can we take zantac, allegra 180 mg and benadryl together

Pretty much, yes. If someone is allergic to Hamsters, they are usually allergic to Hamsters too.

Second answer: If someone is allergic to hamsters they will also be allergic to all animals in the rodent category and that includes cute little guinea pigs. There is also a high likely hood the person is also allergic to real mink coats and other fur coats and other animals.

If the person needs to know all the animals he or she is allergic to that person needs to get tested by his or her physician.

I don't think they can??? In fact, antibiotics often are the cause of an allergic reaction. An "allergy" is when the body incorrectly thinks a harmless substance is a harmful substance. The body produces antibodies. Common items that people are allergic to are pollen (grass, tree), animal hairs (cats), foods (nuts), and antibiotics (penicillin). Antibiotics are for treating bacterial infections. Common medications to treat allergies are antihistamines and steriods. Maybe someone else can offer an example?

It is the combination of dead skin cells, fungus, and bacteria that breeds which results from the waste products so it produces a odor that is so offensive in such of small space with high moisture. This is why if you are barefoot, it does not linger as long since it is much dryer than if you come from cultures that wear shoes. It does not come out by itself just like blackheads on your face so you need to clean it periodically just like a part of you that needs cleaning and grooming.

If you are asking about how to treat your allergy to dogs, you can either take anti-histamines, avoid dogs or ask your allergist about starting a desensitization injectable solution program.

If you are asking about how to treat your dog's allergies, you will need to first figure out what your dog is allergic to. I suggest a visit to your veterinarian to help with this. There are some medications that can help, and your veterinarian can refer you to a specialist that can help with developing desensitization shots for your dog.

There are as many food allergies as there is food.

Depends how severe and atopic they are. Asthma can be triggered by pet hair, and so children with severe (and poorly controlled) asthma should avoid pets- this is especially true when pet hair exposure is a known trigger in a patient. Furthermore, kids with asthma are more likely atopic, meaning they have immune type reactions to items, especially foods, e.g. egg, milk and nuts. If your asthmatic child has a known atopy to other pets, perhaps a dog may not be a good idea. If your child's asthma is reasonably mild, or if your child's asthma is well controlled with preventers and relievers, then a pet can be a great companion, and can develop lung function, teach social skills and responsibility. It should always be advised to keep the dog out of the child's room and especially off the bed. It would be preferable to keep it off carpet too. Either way, you should always check with your child's physician before you invest in a pet. Hope this helps! Aj :)

while on cefdinir you can not take antibiotics, iron. i think it should be ok to take it but i would double check with a local pharmacist as they know more about drugs