Allergies

rosacea is a constent thing , unlike alergies that come and go. rosacea is a hormone issue and is usully not caused by anything but sun and heat.

Rosacea can look like allergies, but there is a fairly specific group of causes. Causes include heat, spicy food, alcohol, sexual excitement, exposure to cold air, exposure to dry air or windy weather on a bare face. Normally, Rosacea is seen as flushing on the cheeks, nose and/or chin. For me, I can sometimes get what looks like hives on my face that is caused by the rosacea -- I can usually tell it's rosacea because the red bumps are pusless. Since I seem to have facial "allergic dermatitis" as well, I'm not always certain what causes the hives. I do know that if I drink alcohol, I usually get flushed and sometimes very hot in my face -- that is rosacea, not an allergy. Consult a dermatologist, I use a topical antibiotic called Metrogel that usually will alleviate the rosacea symptoms. I also use another topical cream for the allergies.

It is possible to have a reaction to semen. Typically the allergy is to a protein or proteins within the ejaculate. There can be both localized or systemic reactions.

It is not known how common this is, but there is treatment available. The most common and simple treatment is to always use condoms during intercourse. This, of course, will not work if you are trying to get pregnant. There is also desensitization therapy available, similar to allergy shots. This is not done in very many centers and is quite expensive.

Antihistamines such as Allergy medications (benadryl, zyrtec, cleratine, allegra, etc) do help temporarily by shutting down the mucus production.

I've had post nasal drip for over 5 years now, it makes you cough in the mornings and sometimes gets pretty uncomfortable. I use antihistamines however I pretty much would have to use it all the time lol

so I found that sinus flush have been working for me.

You go to Amazon, or to local pharmacy (cvs, wallgreens, even walmart) and you buy either nasal irrigator or what I found works better nasal syringe.

You fill it with warm water, and slowly squeeze the water in one of your nostrils, (make sure it doesn't leak from the same nostril).

Squeeze the water slowly, you will feel as the water fills all your sinus cavities and after a couple seconds as you squeeze starts dripping from the other nostril -that's what you want because it means it reached all the sinuses and now flushes all the bacteria and mucus out.

Now there is that moment when the water goes up your nose to the sinuses, that moment sucks cuz always gives me a headache (it's the same feeling if water gets up your nose in the pool or lake), but when you get past that its ok (you can adjust your head tilt, I found that it depends on your head position).

Make sure the water comes out thru the other nostril....

As much as the allergy pills help you temporarily, you can use it as a adition to those.

I have been using it once a day or once every few days for about 5 minutes from one nostril to another, and so far don't have to take allergy pills at all, my sinus feels very clear and less dripy, no cough in the mornings either.

It didn't eliminate completely the nasal drip but reduced it so I don't notice that and no flem or the bacteria in there anymore cuz they all com out with the water....

So far it works well :)

No. They have similar effects on the bowel but work in very different ways and and are not chemically related. You may be allergic to both but this would be a coincidence rather than a causal relationship.

Mike RGN

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Unfortunately, I am allergic to Codeine, and am unable to take: Imodium, Morphine, Vicodin, Oxycodone, or anything similar. Imodium makes everything 100 times worse: the diarrhea, stomach cramps, then add vomiting. The only thing I can take for pain is Demerol, because it is 100% synthetic, so be careful with

Imodium even though it's over the counter. I assume everyone is different.

Ree

Medical Office Manager

it is not normal. you should visit your doctor it is not normal. you should visit your doctor

I do not know about causing swollen ears, but red ears and cheeks could potentially mean food alergy, intolerance, or a sensitivity to something. Check milk/dairy and phenol for the problem with the red ears.

-rcc Note I once saw a guy eat shell fish and his ears get puffy looking and red. My ears experience phonophobia, redness, vertigo, and dryness associated with neurological affect from 'allegies' affect on my immune system. For sure allergies can affect the ears. The ears are a good gauge to immune and neurological issues. Why? Because they're very sensitive to the environment and connected to what's going on inside and out in many different ways.

Regular hoisin sauce is not gluten free, but you can buy a gluten free hoisin sauce.

Allergies in dogs can be treated by a variety of different methods. Some are control with a simple medicated shampoo and Benadryl dose. While others are more difficult to control such as a food allergy. These often require the purchase of special food limited to ingredient the dog is not allergic.

Zicam is reputed to cause a loss of smell in some users. This has been a source of major complaint from many users of Zicam and they were even faced with lawsuits because of permanent injury cases.

It's technically possible for someone to exhibit an allergic response (hives, difficulty breathing) to codeine, but have no problem taking oxycodone. That said, the odds are probably against it, and as such should only be attempted at the discretion of a trained medical professional (with OTC antihistamines on-hand, just in case). Molecularly speaking, codeine and oxycodone are very similar. Codeine lacks the hydroxy group at the 14- position, and has a 7-8 double bond. Also, the 6- position of codeine contains an alcohol group instead of a carbonyl.

That's such a vague question...It depends on your pet of course. A cat will need different meds than a dog and a bird will need different meds than a cat. The easiest thing to do is talk to a vet before you get a pet so they can tell you what meds you are going to need. If you don't know, or don't want to talk to, a vet then you can just look around online at a few different websites. There are multiple sites out there that specialize in the health of pets/pet medication.

Yes

Absolutely. Allergies, or intolerance, can produce an almost endless array of symptoms.

this is a good medication as long as it is not abused and follow the direction carefully

Always flush the tube after feeding immediately at leaset 30 ml of water

No because if you are allergic to milk then you are most likely allergic to dairy and yogurt needs the same bacteria as milk to be digested so if ur allergic to milk ur allergic to yogurt

You should not use Betadine if a patient is allergic to iodine. Betadine contains approximately 1% iodine, which could be enough to cause an allergic reaction.

hives are like little red bumps that really itches. it can be caused by eating something that u r allergict of. DO NOT SCRATCH or it will get worse it will spread itll itch even more and it will last longer

Malt flavoring is an extract, most commonly from the grain barley, but may be made from other grains. It is made by germinating the barley grains by soaking them in water, then heating them to stop the germination so the plant doesn't grow.

The germination causes the starch in the grains to turn to sugar, with the result being an extract that has many uses.

Malt is used in the brewing of beer as a food for the yeast, as well as a flavoring that is found in many foods.

It contains gluten, which is a complex of proteins found in the grain, so it's not safe for people with Celiac disease or other gluten sensitivity.

Yes. Many people with allergies such as animals or dust grow out of their allergies once they get older. Growing out of food/medication allergies is less common, but occasionally it does happen.

Pollen do not cause cancer normally. Pollen causes acute rhinitis or runny nose and bronchial asthma. But then you can always find the pollen which can cause or at least predisposes the cancer. Specially in tropical rain forests. So every thing is possible in biology.

Yes, seasonal allergies are no different from 'normal' allergies.