Allergies

Those who suffer from a dragon fruit allergy may have varying signs and symptoms. These can include flu-like symptoms, hives, or difficulty breathing.

Yes, When they're 13 It might not happen though :(

Athlete's foot is not contagious

Q: Why do your fingers/hands and toes/feet itch and swell in the cold?

A: The second law of thermodynamics states that heat flows naturally from an object at a higher temperature to an object at a lower temperature, and heat doesn't flow in the opposite direction of its own accord. With respect to your fingers/hands and toes/feet, when they are out in reasonably to extremely cold temperatures, the heat from them flows rapidly to the air. How fast they lose heat depends on the temperature of the cold fluid. Fluid being liquid or gaseous (air). The difference in the fluid temperature and your body temperature determines the driving force or how fast the heat leaves through your extremities. When this process occurs, the body automatically begins to pump blood at a faster rate per the heat being loss (change in blood pressure). This process increases the blood pressure rapidly to the extremities and causes them to swell and hurt.

Usually, the doctor likes you to not eat for 24 hours so when you take it, the food you've eaten wouldn't mess with the test.

You'll know if your dog's start doing something srtange. If you can't tell your dog has allergies you need to call your local vet becaus eit can be the dog's food or something new around the house. Trust me I've been through this and I ended up finding out that it was my dog's food causing my dog to start itching.

A GP should do.

Nettles is a possibility.

Sounds like hives. Could be anything from grass to dogs to wheat. You might want to consult an allergist. They can do a multiple allergy test which consists of pricking the skin on the forearm in rows, maybe 3 or 4 rows, a total of 12 or 16 dots, then dabbing allergens one on each dot. It doesn't hurt. Really. It's not an injection so a needle doesn't go into your arm. It's just a pinprick. Then you wait an hour or so to see what dots get raised red bumps. That's what you're allergic to. Another option is waiting until it happens again to see if you can identify the source yourself. Good luck.

When you encounter something to which you're allergic

You could experience some red itchy blotches, or some mild irritation around the applied areas. Your body is probably reacting to one of the nasty chemicals found in some products. You should definitely see a professional to look at your skin if your symptoms dont disappear after a day or two. And avoid products with ingredients you cant pronounce, try an all natural product like SanRe Organic Skinfood, they have a great line that is good for your skin and the earth.

No one can diagnose your problem online -- even based on the symptoms you provided. You should contact a medical professional/gynecologist for answers to your specific questions and to get an in-person evaluation and any necessary tests or medications.

YES! i tried one that was warming. It was nice at first, and then i started developing a rash anywhere it had touched. I jumped into the shower and the burning went away. Phew! There are lubes that are for sensitive skin. Try one of those.

Read the back of your bottle, and look at the age specifications. Contact your doctor or local 24 hour pharmacy if you are unclear. On that note if some sixteen year old answered yes would you have?

The rashes last until your skin has a chance to calm down. This can be helped with drinking plenty of water, taking antihistamines and rest. Typically, in my experience they can last 1 - 5 days.

To keep the mouth moist. If the mouth becomes too dry, it is hard to speak or swallow, and breath stinks. BAD answer

saliva has many roles.

lubrication, immunologic, buffering (cancelling out the acids produced by bacteria that cause cavities), slight role in digestion of sugars. etc...

No. There are treatments for it; any over-the-counter "hay fever" medication should alleviate the symptoms somewhat. However, these work by suppressing your immune response, which isn't always a great idea, because it means your body will be less efficient in reacting to foreign substances.

You should take an antihistamine (loratadine, cetirizine, diphenhydramine) right away. If the reaction is severe you may need an epinephrine injector (EpiPen, Twinject, ). Seek emergency help even though the epinephrine helps. I will wear off in 30-60 minutes.

The cure for a food allergy is to find out what foods you are allergic to, and stop eating them. Sometimes if you stop eating an allergic food for 2 or 3 weeks, you can start eating small amounts of it again without a reaction. You should never do this if the reaction is severe and you should seek the help of a Medical Allergist and not a surgeon Allergist(ENT). They only deal with minor allergies of the nose.

Yes, that's OK. Hydroxyzine is an antihistamine. It's fine to take antibiotics and antihistamines together. Remember to take all of the penicillin even after you start feeling better. You want to kill all the bacteria and not leave any hiding in your body!

I'm pretty sure you take Dramamine so that you do not get nauseous. You can take it before long plane and car rides to keep from getting sick too.

In your nasal cavities. The cause the other terrible feelings and conditions.

Catch a cold.

There are more than 200 known cold viruses, which is why it is so easy to catch a cold, and why symptoms can vary so much. Until we build up immunities to each variety, we will keep catching colds.

As a type of dust it is easy to inhale. You can be allergic to many types of dust partials. What happens is your body thinks an allergen is harmful and your immune system attacks it. The production of mucus in the throat and nose is the bodies way of trying isolate and get rid of a perceived threat and tries to wash it away. An allergy is a case where the body is overreacting to things that aren't really that harmful.

Allergies can come and go and no one is quite sure why some people's immune systems overreact to certain things. Something is clearly wrong with the body if a person has many extreme allergies. Exposure to toxins I believe can trigger some types of allergies and our world is now full of toxins especially in industrial areas.