Allergies

Yes it is possible for anyone to get allergies even if there is no history in the family a common one if there is no history in your family is if you are exposed to something that your body doesn't have a good feeling about and if you get exposed to it when your immune system is weak.

Yes, fish can cause headaches (and/or other symptoms) if you have allergy or food intolerance. Many people have food allergies or intolerance without being aware of it. I get headaches after eating some fish but not others.

Not to condoms as such, but to the material they're made of. Luckily they are nowadays available in two different materials, so check what you've been using and get the other kind the next time.

Protein molecules are the molecules that set off an allergic reaction. Common allergens associated with protein molecules include pollen, dust mites and peanuts.

A food allergy is naturally obtained by the individual's body thinking that allergens in the food are harmful and sending antibodies to fight it. This gives an allergic reaction. It's basically your body getting confused.

not all only some you can see it at the bottom of their paws bu it could also be them licking and sucking them so if it happens you should visit the vet just to be sure

If by shortness of breath, you mean dyspnea, here are some possible causes to the disease: * anaphylaxis * asthma * bleach and ammonia exposure * bronchitis * carbon monoxide poisoning * collapsed lung (pneumothorax) * congestive heart failure * emphysema * pneumonia * pulmonary embolism Answers directly from site: http://firstaid.about.com/od/firstaidbasics/qt/06_SOBcauses.htm If you need more info on this disease, look at the site above.

Immune system - the antibody IgE (immunoglobulin E) specifically.

It is typical to get Hayfever during the spring or summer months. It is an allergic reaction that the body undergoes when the pollen from growing things enters the body. The bodies immune system reacts to the presence of pollen as if it were an infection; that is why a person experiences cold like symptoms during an allergy attack.

Milk does help dark circles and puffiness. Dip 2 cotton balls in milk. Squeeze excess and apply on eyes for 10 mins. Rinse off and apply your favorite eye cream. Be gentle with your eyes and make sure you apply the cream with your pinky finger or ring finger. These 2 fingers does the least tugging. The eyes are very delicate and you don't want to make them look pre mature before your time.

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You can easily be allergic to vitamin supplements. These are different than naturally occurring ones.

Only certain allergies (eg pollen) cause your eyes to swell.

Allegra-D is a prescription strength allergy relief medication that contains a nasal decongestant. Azithromycin is an antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections. There are no listed interactions between these two medications.

You can depending on your allergy type. For me I am allergic to adhesive tape and can only use paper tape. This works the same way with bandages...I cannot use any type of band-aide that is not a cloth or sensitive skin type or else I will get a rash.

Yes. This is a common combination of analgesic and cough products that should have no interactions. Note: especially be careful in reading the dosage for the Dimetapp, as many manufacturers (as Triaminic products) have changes their medication concentrations in the last few years. Overdosage, especially in children under 2 years old, have been frequent enough to prompt the Academy of Pediatricians to try to restrict their use altogether in this age group.

Oxygen is an atom. Its made up of ONLY oxygen. The oxygen molecule is composed of two oxygen atoms, O2. We can also analyse the composition of the oxygen atom if we wish. Like almost all atoms, it contains protons, neutrons, and electrons. (Only the simplest form of hydrogen has no neutrons.)

No, it's for people. That could make your dog really sick, don't ever give them people medication. Ask your vet for some made specially for dogs, if there isn't any, you'll just have to live with it.

These days, warnings are usually listed on food products, which list the common food allergens (such as peanuts, almonds, soy, etc.). Food manufacturers often even add warnings when manufacturing equipment may also process other foods that are common allergens.

So, the best practice is to avoid all foods with those ingredients.

However, depending on the severity of the allergy, it may also be best to carry an EpiPen (emergency epinephrine [adrenaline] injector), in case such foods are inadvertently ingested.

Urticaria is the medical term for wheals .

Only to some people. Some people are allergic to the breed, others the hair, others the fact that they are a dog.

it matters where your itching at and you could have poison ivy

I started having panic attackes when I combined Prestiq and Zyrtec D

Both Panadeine and Sudafed contain paracetamol, so if you took a full dose of each together you would be exceeding the recommended paracetamol dose. I suppose if you really wanted the effects of both pills you could take a half dose (one tablet) of each.