Allergies

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The issue is that many people who are allergic to "shellfish" are susceptible to more than one kind. For some it may be prawns, and for others it may be crabs. These two specific types contain proteins, in a higher concentration, that cause severe allergic reactions in some people.

An allergic reaction is similar to the rejections of a transplanted organ because just like allergies your immune system turns on itself,which would cause effects like itchy watery eyes,itchy throat,sweating,hard to breath,ext.An organism with white blood cells are rejected from someone with a inactive immune system.Basically they are similar because the body rejects both of them and it can cause some health issues if not treated right away.

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Always be sure to take your pet to a Vet before administering any type of medition.
There could be other causes for allergy like symptoms, and you would not want to treat for the wrong problems. Also, not all human medication is safe for pets, so at the very least call your Vet and be sure before giving it to your pet.
Hope he feels better soon!

No. You can not spread an allergic skin reaction. You can, however, spread the irritant or chemical that may cause an allergic skin reaction if your clothing or other items have the irritant or chemical in or on them and the person is sensitive or allergic to it.

I don't know why you say No, its contagious. if you want Natural remedies for skin allergies please visit www.makehealtheasy.com

What do you do?... you display symptoms of contact dermatitis. Fortunately, unless you are extremely allergic, the relatively short period of contact time is not likely to cause you any problems. If you do have itching and redness there are options. Lambskin is hypoallergenic, for one,

An antibiotic acts by helping to kill or inhibit the growth/reproduction of fungi, bacteria, and protozoa. These are not to be confused with anti-virals, that specifically target viral infections and work by means of a different mechanism.

Antihistamines, on the other hand, are medications that inhibit your body's histamine response to allergens. Specifically, by inhibiting the release of the histamines in your body, not specifically by targeting or annihilating them.

Antibiotics are used to fight bacterial infection, sometimes for specific infections or sometimes as a precaution against infection in the case of surgery or injuries that can leave the body susceptible to disease (compound fractures, etc).

Antihistamines are used to treat the symptoms of allergic reactions, and can additionally increase the risk of infection, as histamine production is one method of fighting infection. Sometimes both are prescribed together to treat symptoms and cause, but this can be dangerous as the side-effects are often cumulative.

It can be derived from wheat but also from other ingredients such as corn, cotton or wood pulp. If you are gluten sensitive or a celiac you may need to avoid cellulose if you have a reaction. It can be in medicine, vitamins and it is even used as am anti caking agent in cheese.

Early morning until about 10am and late afternoon and into the evening.

Yes, you can.

The most common food allergy in adults is shellfish. The most common allergy in children is milk. Peanuts, eggs, and tree nuts rank toward the top of food allergies for both adults and children.

The cells that are most involved with allergic reactions are eosinophils, mast cells and basophils. An allergic reaction can be caused by anything and can produce itching, hives, nausea, sneezing and vomiting.

Anaphylaxis

I use the code 477.9

Wouldn't a Vcode V1509 be more appropriate? Personal History of allergy, other than to medicinal agent?

Unless the patient is experiencing/currently has an episode of their seasonal allergies ie 477.9 Allergic Rhinitis.

I don't think so...... You might not like all food but one person to be allergic to everything would be too weird for it to happen!

Side effects of flagyl include itching and tingling of the throat. Some also report acid reflux as a side effect. These effects can last up to four months before they wear off.

Pollen allergies are a seasonal nuisance for many people. Symptoms of this allergy include congestion, soar throat, runny nose, itchy eyes, and sneezing. Pollen allergies may also trigger asthma attacks. These symptoms usually occur during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. For most people a pollen allergy can be controlled with over the counter medication. If the symptoms persist though it may be necessary to see an allergist for a prescription.

because walnuts are a tree nut, pea nuts come from the ground

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It can do, as your body systems have to work harder, and also you require more 'fuel' to maintain bodily functions. There are a number of conditions that can cause you to be overweight that can also cause fatigue. Diabetes and other metabolic disorders are examples of this. Disorders of the circulatory or digestive systems and also depression can manifest themselves with symptoms such as you describe. It would be best to see a doctor to check out what the exact cause might be.

Almost all whey protein is gluten free and should have a label verifying it, but to be sure you should read the ingredients to make sure there are no additional additives. This website has a few gluten free whey protein powders available which are certified gluten free: http://www.betterbodiesbychemistry.com/products/gluten-free-products.html

Allergies can kill you if you develop anapalactic sckock and dont get treated for it!

It can do, because sometimes the catarrh runs down the back of your throat from your nose (post-nasal drip). Sometimes, you may swallow it rather than cough it up. If this happens, it can irritate your stomach and cause nausea (feeling sick). And, hayfever can cause a general sense of feeling unwell, which may also cause nausea.

Blood blisters on the tongue can be caused by many different things. Some include trauma or injury to the area, biting your tongue, or an infection.

An allergen is any substance that may cause an allergic reaction. So if an individual has an allergy to penicillin then penicillin is the stimulus for that individuals allergic reaction and PCN is an allergen but only for that individual. So any substance including nuts, pollen and drugs can act as an allergen. The key point is that allergens will only cause an allergic reaction in a person whose body perceives that substance as foreign but not for the general population.